I've been looking through some old books I have, one being COMPUTE!'s First Book of COMMODORE 64. In it is a program I used to use under the C-64's OS.

Now that I have a W65C02 based system working, I need the same ability to assemble/disassemble machine code that I used to do in the "old days". I plan the assembler will be the OS at this point.

...The code for Micromon-64 is in the books' appendix, I am most familiar with its use.

I guess worst case, I could probably use a C-64 Windows based emulator and type in MLX, then type in Micromon-64 and take apart the program, but there must be an easier way!

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65Org16:https://github.com/ElEctric-EyE/verilog-6502

Which emulator are you using? I've been using vice, and I had no problem finding micromon on the internet, without having to type it in from a magazine like back in the 80s.

Yes, VICE. I'm having a hard time finding an image of micromon. I appreciate your help in pointing me in the right direction.

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65Org16:https://github.com/ElEctric-EyE/verilog-6502

I've been looking at how to take my 65C816 assembler that's in the POC ROM and turn it into a standalone program. Quite a few dependencies have to be worked out, all in good time.

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