a2devApple II 6502 assembler, linker, loader, and object file viewer
1.2_1develΣ=1 1.2_1Version of this port present on the latest quarterly branch.
BROKEN: Does not compile on !i386 DEPRECATED: Upstream disapear and distfile is no more available This port expired on: 2011-05-01 IGNORE: is marked as broken: Does not compile on !i386
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This is a suite of programs for developing software
targeted for 65c02 machines, like the Apple 2 series.
These programs are included:
a2asm -- Assembler
a2link -- Linker
a2load -- Loader
a2objx -- Object file viewer
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