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Rick's C=64 Emulator Tools
This archieve should contain the following files:
C64BASIC.EXE
C64BLANK.EXE
C64COPY.EXE
C64DIR.EXE
C64STRIP.EXE
C64TANDS.EXE
C64UNASM.EXE
C64TOOLS.DOC
D64SAVE.EXE
C64BASIC - This program will translate a Basic version 2 program file
into a plain ascii text file. Output is to the screen, but
can be redirected to a printer or a file. For example -
c64basic test.prg > filename.ext.
C64BLANK - This program will create a blank .d64 disk image file which
you can copy your program files into for use with some of
the C=64 emulators. (c64blank.d64).
C64COPY - Copies all program files from the .d64 disk image onto your
hard drive or diskette. (assumes testdisk.d64 is in the
same subdirectory as c64copy.exe).
C64DIR - Displays the programs, total sectors used by a program,
starting track and sector location of the program, and
loading address of programs on a .d64 disk image. Output is
to the screen, but can be redirected as above. (assumes
testdisk.d64 is in the same subdirectory as c64dir.exe).
C64STRIP - This will strip the header off of .t64 and .p00 program files
giving you back an original C=64 program image file. This
program may not work with all .t64 files as there appear to
be some bogus .t64 files floating around. (assumes all .t64
and .p00 files are in the same subdirectory as c64strip.exe).
C64TANDS - Displays track and sector information in both hex and ascii,
enter beginning track and sector to display and off you go.
Track 0, sector 0 or control break to end. (assumes testdisk.d64
is in the same subdirectory as c64tands.exe).
C64UNASM - Simple machine language program dissassembler. Ouput is to the
screen, but can be redirected as above.
I've included d64save.exe written by Kevin Brisley which will
copy a C=64 image file to the .d64 disk image.
These tools are rather crude at this point as I'm not
sure there will be much use for them by anyone other than
perhaps myself. If you find these useful, have any comments
complaints, requests, bug reports, etc, etc, drop me a line.
I'd love to hear from ya. Enjoy!
Rick Brennan
internet 70732.2771@compuserve.com
compuserve id # 70732,2771
June 21, 1994