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From:         dpalermo@aludra.usc.edu
Subject:      6502 Visual Simulator for all //s
X-cc:         Doug Reuben <DREUBEN@WESLEYAN.BITNET>
To:           "Steven E. Nelson" <CMDSENPG@UIAMVS.BITNET>

   This is a small (but interesting) program that I picked up off a bulletin
board a while back but thought it may still be of interest.  It will take a
program, piece of code, or just start from an address in memory and visually
step through its execution.  Might be helpful to someone learning assembly
or maybe even as a low-level (where does my program go?) debugger.

   The BBS didn't have any docs for it nor do I have any information on the
author, but it appears to be public domain and I am fairly sure that it will
run on any //{+,e,c,gs}.  It is a bit fast on an 8MHz //c however ;-).
Packaged with binscii but not shrinkit'ed.

PS. This was meant to be run from DOS, but will function from Prodos basic
  except that it will crash into the monitor when you quit.  Maybe someone
  out there can patch it to alleviate this minor problem.