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Commodore 128 Programmer's Reference Guide - 6x9 Edition

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Commodore 128 Programmer's Reference Guide - 6x9 EditionThis book is an indispensable reference guide and sourcebook for anyone using the new and powerful Commodore 128 computer. This machine has many new and exciting built in features, such as the advanced BASIC programming language Version 7. 0, superior graphics, and excellent sound and music capabilities. All information on these and other technical details, such as machine language programming, memory maps, input output guide, pinout diagrams of

This book is an indispensable reference guide and sourcebook for anyone using the new and powerful Commodore 128 computer. This machine has many new and exciting built-in features, such as the advanced BASIC programming language Version 7.0, superior graphics, and excellent sound and music capabilities. All information on these and other technical details, such as machine language programming, memory maps, input/output guide, pinout diagrams of primary chips, and schematics of the computer, are here in this, the only official Commodore 128 ProgrammerÕs Reference Guide.

Whether you are a new user or an advanced programmer, youÕll benefit from all of the material in this book. Find out more about:

The New BASIC 7.0 Ð Explaining new BASIC with advanced features
Graphics Ð Utilizing the Commodore 128Õs graphics programming
Sound and Music Ð Getting the notes out of the C128
Machine Language Ð Programming in machine language and combining it with BASIC
Operating System Ð Understanding the C128 operating system, the kernal, and memory management
Screen Editor and Memory Maps Ð Deciphering the C128, C64, and CP/M modes
Input/Output Guide ? Controlling peripherals through software
Chips Ð Specifications and pinouts of all important chips
All this and much, much more

Note: This is for educational personal use, such as a textbook. No money is made by me for this printing.

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