Hello,
Many years ago, I had an Apple //e, 7 SSM Modemcards and a piece of
software called Diversi-Dial.

A few years ago, I found a program called AppleWin which pretty much
emulated an Apple //e. It has a built in debugger and I have been tracing
the old Diversi-Dial code.


I know C008 and C009 switch between MAIN and AUX memory.
(Zero Page, Stack etc....)
I know C004 and C005 switch between MAIN and CARD memory,
($0200-$BFFF)

Does $C083/$C08B switch the language card from $D000-$DFFF
or $D000-$EFFF?

A kind soul a few years ago modified the Applewin program for me
to output a trace of the diversi-dial program (Yes I have a 2 gig
trace file).

I also found this website that shows a memory map of the //e.

http://home.swbell.net/rubywand/R032MMAP128.TXT

The only problem with the debugger in AppleWin is the debugger
does not show which bank is active (main or aux, or which bank switched
memory is active.

My question is, is there another program out there that can emulate
an Apple //e that shows whether MAIN or AUX is active and which
language card bank is active?

A real plus would be to see the actual 6502 disassembly executing
in real time with output but yes I know I'm dreaming.

Thank you for reading.

_________________
--Deeply Shrouded & Quiet
--Central Control! D-Dial #49

Why not mod this AppleWin to display which bank is active?

(Squeeky from LA Diversi-dial)

I'd have to get the source again and see if I can remember what
the person who knows C++ did.
Still though, it's fun to mess with the old code.

_________________
--Deeply Shrouded & Quiet
--Central Control! D-Dial #49