@etabeta: Much thanks.
@Robbbert: You're most welcome. I've learned a bit more about the Apple-1. What I've learned recently is how to see the hex dump from the monitor.
Apple-1 Basic for example:
E000.EFFFR
To see the hex dump [after BASIC has been loaded... duh], do a soft reset and type E000.EFFF then Enter.
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Agat Emulator has a debug [F8] that can write a bin. With that bin I can then use the c2T Binary Conversion Tool, which can convert the .bin to hex.
To make a .bin with Agat I do the following:
- load Apple-1 BASIC
- F8 (debug)
- E000.EFFFW (hit Enter)
If I want to then convert the .bin to hex I do the following:
- move BASIC.bin to C:\c2t-0.995
- remove the .bin extension (BASIC.bin to BASIC)
- Command Prompt
- C:\c2t-0.995
- c2t -1te BASIC,EOOO BASIC.mon
After the .mon has been created it can then be opened with notepad. The .mon extension can be replaced with .txt.
If you compare the BASIC.mon with a known hex dump of BASIC you should see a perfect match.
This technique will work with any Apple-1 program.