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... f the Elvis classic "Suspicious Minds") on the "Elvis.com Podcast" at http://www.elvis.com/news/ follow-elvis/weekly-podcast/default.aspx (4-part "Special Edition - Viva Elvis between November 1-8, 2010, just prior to Episode #50). My sincere thanks go to: Mr. Van Tourneau for so graciously spending time with us, Chantal Côte, Corporate PR Manager, and my wife LouAnna for putting up with my sometimes obsessive hobby. ------------------------------------------------------- "C ...

... --------------------------------------- E X P A N D E D I S S U E ------------------------------------------------------------ ======================================================================= VOLUME 6, NUMBER 4 www.CirqueFascination.com ISSUE #50e ======================================================================= Greetings, and welcome to a very special edition of Fascination!, the Unofficial Cirque du Soleil Newsletter. What makes this edition more special than the last? While our last ...

... ------------------------ Q U A R T E R L Y C O M P E N D I U M ------------------------------------------------------------ ======================================================================= VOLUME 6, NUMBER 4 www.CirqueFascination.com Q4 2006 (#50) ======================================================================= Greetings, and welcome to a very special edition of Fascination!, the Unofficial Cirque du Soleil Newsletter. What makes this edition more special than the last? While our last ...

... were working on material for a new project for Élise. In Part One of our two-part exclusive interview, we talk about the new KÀ soundtrack CD, due to be released in the US on October 18 and currently available in the Cirque du Soleil Boutique (item #506615, $19.50 USD). Mr. Dupéré started by explaining how he came to the KÀ project. "My first career was as a teacher, the first job in my second career as composer was for Cirque du Soleil. I worked ten years with Guy Laliberté and the circus and lef ...

... No sweat! The catalog remains 2K bytes and retains the name "ZZCATAAA", the first 8 bytes of the catalog become: $01 8F 00 00 00 3D 00 00 Page 11, Column 1 And we have to save 50 each 8K data files named: #1 "ZZZAAAAA" #26 "ZZZAAAAZ" #27 "ZZZAAABA" #50 "ZZZAAABX" (You should be able to fill in the other file names.) From the above, you should be able to figure out for yourself how to set aside a given portion of, say, a SIDER hard disk to work with QD DOS. All you have to change is the number of 8 ...

... would be interested in a book about a discontinued computer! Besides, there are so MANY books on computers these days... If you own an Apple II or II+ and you are interested in hardware, we recommend this book highly. But if you want it, at $22.95 (#5011), you will have to order it direct from Quality Software. They want another $2.50 for postage & handling plus 6.5% sales tax if you live in California. Phone (818) 709-1721 or write: Quality Software 21601 Marilla St. Chatsworth CA 91311 Page ...

... 521 ; 522 ; DO NOT TEST FOR OVERFLOW OR UNDERFLOW YET 523 ; 002326 4841 524 SWAP D1 002328 3202 525 MOVE.W D2,D1 ;M1 IN D1.L, D3.W 00232A 4845 526 SWAP D5 00232C 3A06 527 MOVE.W D6,D5 ;M2 IN D5.L, D7.W 00232E 4282 528 CLR.L D2 002330 7C 32 529 MOVEQ #50,D6 ;SET FOR 50 LOOPS 002332 60 06 530 BRA LDIV3 531 ; 532 ; SHIFT THE NUMERATOR 1 BIT LEFT 533 ; 002334 E34F 534 LDIV2 LSL.W #1,D7 002336 E395 535 ROXL.L #1,D5 002338 65 0C 536 BCS SUBDO ;SUB IF CY = 1 537 ; 00233A B285 538 LDIV3 CMP.L D5,D1 ;COMPAR ...

... 10 NOTDONE STA 1983 220 INC MESSPO 230 LDX #00 240 INITDONE JSR DELAY 250 DEC 53270 260 INX 270 CPX #07 280 BNE INITDONE 290 LDX #00 300 LDY #01 310 NEXT LDA 1944,Y 320 STA 1944,X 330 INY 340 INX 350 CPX #39 360 BNE NEXT 370 JMP SCROLL 380 DELAY LDA #50 390 STA TIMER 400 LOOP1 LDY #50 410 LOOP DEY 420 DEY 430 BNE LOOP 440 DEC TIMER 450 BNE LOOP1 460 RTS 470 MESSPO DFB 00 480 TIMER DFB 00 490 MESS DFM "HELLO THERE FROM ROB & BJOERN OF 8 BIT CORE ............]" Ok, lets begin with the discussion ...

... DC #30 350 INX 360 INX 370 CPX #16 380 BNE XPOS 390 MOVE LDX #00 400 DATA LDA TABLE,X 410 CMP #255 420 BNE NOTFIN 430 JMP MOVE 440 LDY #00 450 YPOS STA 53249,Y 460 INY 470 INY 480 CPY #16 490 BNE YPOS 500 INX 510 JSR DELAY 520 JMP DATA 530 DELAY LDA #50 540 STA FLAG1 550 LOOP1 LDA #50 560 STA FLAG2 570 LOOP DEC FLAG2 580 BNE LOOP 590 DEC FLAG1 600 BNE LOOP1 610 RTS 520 TABLE DFB 50,50,50,50,51,51,51,52,52,53 530 DFB 54,55,56,57,58,60,62,64,66,68 540 DFB 72,76,80,84,88,92,96,100,105,110 550 DFB 115, ...

... 64. Implicit Addressing This is where the instruction operates exclusively inside the processor. Example 10 TAY - Transfer Contents of Accumulator to Y Register Immediate Addressing This is where the op-code is followed by a constant. Example 10 LDA #50 Absolute Addressing This is where the op-code is followed by a 16 bit memory address. Example 10 LDA $4000 or 10 LDA 16384 (This is the same but just in decimal) Indexed Addressing This method is used to access a block of data. Here a 16 bit address ...