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Fine Commodore 64 Programmers Reference Guide  Commodore Business Machines 1984
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Fine Commodore 64 Programmers Reference Guide Commodore Business Machines 1984
Price: US $39.99
High Quality Condition Programmers Reference Guide for Commodore 64 1984
Commodore Business Machines published& distributed with the Canadian version of the C64 BoxCommodore 64
A guide to the ins and outs of programming the Commodore 64 sold separately from the C64. Includes Schematics of the main circuit board of the computer and diagrams of the main chips with full lay out of instruction codes for machine language/assembly programming, maps of the memory locations in RAM and ROM and of course BASIC keywords, statements, functions and rules.

Commodore Business Machines manual.
Copyright 1984 by CommodoreBusiness Machines, Ltd.
Preowned in no package.Despite being opened, sold as is with no returns allowed.
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