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Frodo has a built-in machine language monitor that can be activated at any |
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time by pressing F9 (Unix) or selecting the appropriate menu item (BeOS/AmigaOS/MacOS): |
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SAM (Simple Assembler and Monitor). It provides full access to the memory |
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and hardware of the emulated C64 and 1541 (under BeOS, you must only start |
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SAM if you launched Frodo from the Shell).<P> |
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time by pressing F9 (Unix, not available in full-screen mode) or selecting |
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the appropriate menu item (BeOS/AmigaOS/MacOS): SAM (Simple Assembler and |
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Monitor). It provides full access to the memory and hardware of the emulated |
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C64 and 1541 (under BeOS, you should only start SAM if you launched Frodo |
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from the Shell).<P> |
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SAM is controlled by a command-based interface, all numbers are in hex. |
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With the command "h" you can display a list of all commands. The command |
