I am working on tiny database routines for atmel chips and FRAM memory and I was trying to remember some multi array type instructions I think it had as a model for some of the routines I am writing and I came across this forum.

Back in the Commodore64 days I wrote a game for commodore, it was called Chopper Math. I made about $4,000 bucks in royalties as I remember it.

I also wrote before commodore came out with its editor assembler an assembler called IEA. I wrote it with the Hes-Mon machine code editor and it used the basic interpreteres editor and line numbers to store and edit the code as its main editor. I am wondering is anyone here has ever seen this program and if you have a copy of it. I found my folder of notes I wrote as I was working on it a few days ago and it was fun to page through it. I would love to fire up a c64 emulator and run the IEA editor.

Hope this is not too off topic, I will be happy to post some replys to questions I can answer on this forum as well.

http://www.devili.iki.fi/library/issue/253.en.html#9421

I wrote a review of your program in Commodroe Microcomputer magazine Volume 6, issue 1 (January, 1985).

I had a copy of the program and I used it to teach myself how to write and assembly language subroutine for the C64.

Too bad I got rid of all my software in 1987.

I found a copy for sale here:

http://tiptopwebsite.com/websites/index ... mp&page=11

I could not find a free copy in my quick search.

Daryl