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From: dpn@panda.UUCP (Dale P. Nielsen)
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Subject: The Anatomy of the Commodore
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Date: Thu, 3-Jan-85 19:25:31 EST
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Posted: Thu Jan  3 19:25:31 1985
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There seem to be requests from time to time concerning entry points into the
basic interpreter and kernel.  The answer to these questions are contained in
the book "The Anatomy of the Commodore" by Abacus Software.

This book contains a complete disassembly of both the basic and kernel ROMs
with a whole chapter on using the routines they contain.  It also shows how
basic variables are stored.  Now you can call the various math and trig 
functions from machine language routines and access basic variables and arrays.

I found this book at my local computer store and I find it to be very
valuable in developing software for this machine.