Atari 800 Manuel de l'opérateur télécharger pdf (Page 12)

The ATARI 410 Program

Recorder i6 an

acc€ssory that

functions

with ihe

ATARI 400 and Lhe

ATART 800 Per"onal Computer

Systems.

The

pr

oper

opFra-

tion ofyour Program

Recorder is expla;ned

in Secljon

8

ofrhP

ATARI

400 and

ATARI 800 Opdator's

Manuals.

Befor€ usiDg the

Program Record€r

with the

Assembler Editor

cartridge, be sure

you

know how

to operate the

Program

Recoder. The disk

&ives are accessodes

that function

with any

ATARI Per-

sonal Comput€r

system

with

ai

leasi 16K RAM.

To us€ a disk drive

you

need a

special

program, the Di6k operatiDg

System

(DoSJ.

At least

16K of memory

is

required

to accommodate

DOS. Consequently,

if

you

are using

an ATARI

400

Personal

Computer System,

you

must upgrade

it from 8K to

16K

(RAM).

This can

be done

ai any ATARI

Service Center.

If

you

arc using the

ATARI 810 Dirk Dri!

e. you shodd

refer to the in6(ructions

rhit come

wirh

ir.

You should alto

read rhF appr opriate

Disk operaling

sysrem

Reference

Manual. Ifyou are

curently usirg

the 9/2419 ver8ion ofDos

(Dos

I),

you must use rhe

prdgram in AppeniJ;x

I I for rhe d,"k

drive ro be comparible

with the Assembler

Editor cariridse.

lfyou are using the

ATARI 815

Du3l Disk Driwe,

you should refer

to the ATARI

8r-5 operator's:uanual

and the

Disk operating

sistem 1I Reference

Manual that

You can also add

the ATARI820r!,

the ATARI S25TM

or the ATARI

822rNi Printer

io

your

Personal

Compute! System

to

give you

"hard

copy"-ihat

is, a

perma-

nent rccord

ofyour

program written on

paper.

All assembly

language

programs

are

divided

into two

parts: a

"soxrce

prosram,

which is a human

readable version ofrhe

program. and

rhe

"object

;roiram.

s hich is lhe compurer-readable

vet"ion of the

program. Thesc two

i,er."ion.

of

th.

progr

am are'disrinct

and mLrst oc'

upy diftire;r

area" of RAM

As the

programmer,

you have three

p

mary

iasks:

HOW AN

ASSEMBLER

EDITOR IS USED

To enter

your source

program into the computer,

€dit it

(make

insertioru,

deletions," and

corrections] and

save it to oi

retrieve it

from diskette

or

To translate

youl source code into object

code.

To monitor and debug

the operation of

your object

program

These thiee

rasks are handled

wirh rhree

programs

included

in lhe ATARI

As6embler

Ediror. The

firsr program. called-rhi

bditor.

Provides

many

handy

features

for €nte ng the

program and

making insertions, deletions,

and co

ec-

tions to

it. It also aliows

you to save and

retriive

your

source

code The

second

program,

called lhe

AssFmbler,

will translate

your

source

program 'nio an

;bieir

prcsram.

whi)e doing so, ir

will

provide you with an

-assembly

listing.

'

a ;sct;l

listing in

which your source

piogram is lined up side by

side with rhe

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