1987 Exploring the Apple IIGS
Gary B. Little, the author of the acclaimedInside the Apple IIeandInside the Apple IIchas written an in-depth, technical introduction to the inner workings of the Apple IIGS. Written for all assembly language and Applesoft BASIC programmers, Exploring The Apple IIGS is a detailed study of how the Apple IIGS is built and how it works.
Little provides thorough discussions of:
the architecture and capabilities of the 65816 microprocessorsoftware development environments and utilitiesthe Apple IIGS Programmer\'s Workshopfile management with ProDOS 16memory map and memory managementusing Super Hi-Res graphicsevent handlingusing the Apple IIGS Toolbox
Little\'s easy-to-read style makes the intricacies of programming the Apple IIGS readily accessible. He analyzes all the major functions a programmer will have to know and shows how to assemble them into a complete application. Each chapter features extensive examples of program code. Exploring the Apple IIGS is the ideal guide to learning to program the exciting Apple IIGS.
Apart from a little cover wear, the book is in very good condition. Softcover, 416 pages. Second edition. Copyright 1987.This item ships WORLDWIDE.