Web-based Applesoft BASIC + Apple Merlin Editors now available #Apple #VintageComputing @paleotronic
Paleotronic has created two new web-based interfaces for their cyanIIde Apple II web assembly emulator!
The first allows you to load and edit Applesoft BASIC programs using a CodeMirror-based editor with syntax highlighting and colon line separation.
You can choose from a library of hundreds of BASIC programs, edit them, and then download a bootable diskette containing the program to use in other emulators or on an Apple II using a disk drive emulator.
The second allows you to create and edit Apple Merlin-based assembly language projects.
They are compiled using a server-based instance of Brutal Deluxe’s Merlin compiler. You can download a DSK image containing the compiled file for use elsewhere.
There is a Help link to the Merlin assembler reference manual.
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