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!!Assembler Editor - revision A & B cartridges - outlook for revision C and maybe D
After more than three decades, another different version of the cartridge was discovered and could be verified, please see the md5 checksum below. AtariWiki dares to define them as revision A and B in analogy to the Atari Basic cartridge, which was delivered in three different versions. It is easy to find out, which version one has, just type in ASM and hit RETURN. If you have a revision A cartridge, no error message is shown, in case you have a revision B cartridge, the amount of errors are shown. Please see the two pictures below:
!!Assembler Editor - revision A & B cartridges, outlook for revision C and maybe D
There are two different versions of the cartridge which could be verified very easy, please see the md5 checksums below. AtariWiki dares to define them as revision A and B in analogy to the Atari Basic cartridge, which was delivered in three different versions. It is easy to find out, which version one has, just type in ASM and hit RETURN. If you have a revision A cartridge, no error message is shown, in case you have a revision B cartridge, the amount of errors are shown. Please see the two pictures below for an example:
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In the future all bugs shoud be collected and if they can be fixed, a revision C is thinkable. If we go far ahead of this, then even an interbreed with the [TURBO-BASIC XL source code|https://atariwiki.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=TURBO-BASIC%20XL#section-TURBO-BASIC+XL-SourceCode] is thinkable. In 1985 this was done for the Atari Basic cartridge by Frank Ostrowski and because of many code routines are similar, there is great chance to achieve this. Of course, even a renaming of the cartrige is possible, AtariWiki suggest to call it: 'Atari Turbo-Assembler Editor'. ;-)
__A binary compare of both cartridges did show, that there is much more different than that! Future investigations have to show, what else is different and how the user can profit of.__\\
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In the future all bugs shoud be collected and if they can be fixed, a revision C is thinkable. Of course, this requires the source code of the program, which we sadly do not have, nor a license for. Maybe there will be a good soul out there, who will give it to us in the future? At least, the [source code chapter|https://atariwiki.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=Articles#section-Articles-SourceCode] has shown, that there is always hope, unless we never give up. :-)\\
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If we go far ahead of this, then even an interbreed with the [TURBO-BASIC XL source code|https://atariwiki.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=TURBO-BASIC%20XL#section-TURBO-BASIC+XL-SourceCode] is thinkable. In 1985 this was done for the Atari Basic cartridge by Frank Ostrowski and because of many code routines are similar, there is great chance to achieve this. Of course, even a renaming of the cartrige is possible, AtariWiki suggest to call it: 'Atari Turbo-Assembler Editor'. ;-)
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* [Atari Assembler Editor with DOS 2.0S.atr] ; Assembler Editor - Revision A
* [Atari Assembler Editor with OSS DOS XL 2.30p Color.atr] ; Assembler Editor - Revision A
* [Atari Assembler Editor with DOS 2.0S.atr] ; Assembler Editor - Revision A & B with Atari DOS 2.0S
* [Atari Assembler Editor with OSS DOS XL 2.30p Color.atr] ; Assembler Editor - Revision A & B with OSS DOS XL 2.30p Color