Mentos Assembler V2.2

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Mentos Assembler V2.2 [1987]

Released by :
Activas Washing Corporation

Release Date :
9 February 1987

Type :
C64 Tool

AKA :
Dave Mentos Assembler

User rating:

awaiting 8 votes (7 left) See votestatistics

Credits :

Code	....	Dave Mentos of Activas Washing Corporation
Music	....	Ben Daglish

SIDs used in this release :

The Last Ninja

(/MUSICIANS/D/Daglish_Ben/Last_Ninja.sid)

Scrolltext and other text in this release : ()

Intro scroll with some docs

Download :

http://csdb.dk/getinternalfile.php/218301/Mentos-Assembler-V2.2-AWC_fixed.d64 (downloads: 60)

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Pokefinder.org

Trivia Info
Submitted by ned128 on 13 September 2021

This includes a code example, but this does not work out of the box.

To make the example work:
- make sure to not have a cartridge or jiffydos or such active
- load the provided file from disk and run it
- press space
(you will get the startup logo of the assembler, followed by a syntax error)
- type 'new' and press enter
- type [up arrow symbol] and press enter
- type 'run' and press enter

You will be shown the end address, and after a brief moment, will get a ready prompt (looks like stop+restore)

- sys16384 starts the assembled result.

Trivia Info
Submitted by ned128 on 10 September 2021

The logo is actually from a chain of Dutch grocery stores with some rocket car added, in line with their 'culture' of using spoofs on brands and advertisements.

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