Software Development on the Atari 8-bit with a Corvus Hard Disk

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This video demonstrates a 1982 era setup of an Atari 800 with 256K of Axlon memory being attached to a Corvus 6 megabyte hard drive, and going through workflows of developing software with the Atari Macro Assembler (AMAC), and its associated text editor (MEDIT). Other housekeeping functions are also shown, and the Atari Amoeba debugging tool makes a short visit.



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Atari 8-bit
Software Development
Macro Assembler
6502
Vintage
Retro
Corvus Hard Drive