This is a functional Commodore 64 development environment with demonstration C and ASM programs. A Makefile is provided and the VICE emulator is used to run the system for testing.
## How to Run Programs
Once VICE loads, at the BASIC prompt:
```
LOAD "ASMPROG",8
```
Once the program loads, you can type:
```
RUN
```
to run the program.
To load the C program, replace the first `LOAD` with this:
```
LOAD "CPROG",8
```
## Writing BASIC
You can also type your BASIC programs directly into the emulator, for example:
```
10 PRINT "HELLO WORLD"
20 GOTO 10
RUN
```
Hit the Escape key to stop the program running.
## Save & Load (requires fork!)
Once you have written a BASIC program in the emulator, you may want
to save it.
The `myprogs.d64` disk is loaded as drive 9 in the emulator for this purpose.
Let's take this BASIC program:
```
10 PRINT "HELLO WORLD"
```
To save,
```
SAVE "HELLO",9
```
Once saved, you can load the progra
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