X64 0.2.1 alpha

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X64 0.2.1 alpha [1993]

Released by :
Jarkko Sonninen, Jouko Valta, Teemu Rantanen

Release Date :
10 November 1993

Type :
Other Platform C64 Tool

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Credits :

Code	....	Jarkko Sonninen of VICE Team
		Jouko Valta of VICE Team
		Teemu Rantanen of VICE Team

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http://csdb.dk/getinternalfile.php/151274/x64-0.2.1.tar.gz (downloads: 137)

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Production Info
Submitted by Fred on 18 August 2016

X64 Revision History

version 0.1 - April 1st 1993
Features:
- 8 sprites, multicolour text and graphics, extended colour mode,
- complete 6510 instruction set and machine language monitor/debuger with command line editor
- no sound nor raster effects.

version 0.2.0 - June 21th 1993
Changes:
- added game cartridge support, REU, fixed several bugs and made more...
- disabled most of debug information
- installed 1541 disk drive emulator by Teemu Rantanen

version 0.2.1 alpha - Nov 10th 1993 - Maintenance release
Changes:
- Fixed severe bugs in asm and mon; now handles argument '0' correctly
- Command line editor ported for Linux.
- Offensive ifdef for REL_ADDR removed and 1541 patched in order to gain more portability.
- Disk block allocation fixed by Dan Miner
- REU fixed by Richard Hable
- added routine for run-time Kernel patch suggested by Peter Weighill.

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