Commodore Plus 4 - Page 193

SECTION 5 Introduction
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TEDMON is a built-in machine language program which lets you easily
write machine language programs. TEDMON includes a machine lan
guage monitor, a mini assembler, and a disassembler.
Machine language programs written using TEDMON can run by them
selves, or be used as very fast 'subroutines' for BASIC programs since
TEDMON has the ability to coexist peacefully with BASIC.
Tedmon a
Commands c
D
F
G
H
L
M
R
S
T
V
X
ASSEMBLE
COMPARE
DISASSEMBLE
FILL
GO
HUNT
LOAD
MEMORY
REGISTERS
SAVE
TRANSFER
VERIFY
EXIT
(period)
Assemble a line of 6502 code
Compare two sections of memory and report
differences.
Disassemble a line of 6502 code.
Fill memory with the specified byte.
Start execution at the specified address.
Hunt through memory for all occurrences of
certain bytes.
Load a file from tape or disk.
Display the hexadecimal values of Memory
locations.
Display the 6502 Registers.
Save to tape or disk.
Transfer code from one section of memory
to another.
Compare memory with tape or disk.
Exit TEDMON.
Assembles a line of 6502 code
> (greater than) Modifies memory
(semi-colon) Modifies 6502 Register displays
Location
$7F8 controls whether TEDMON looks at ROM or RAM above
$8000, If this location is set to 0, TEDMON displays BASIC and the
KERNAL when commanded to do a disassembly or memory dump
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