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@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ _Version 1.1, February 2012, Chris Pressey, Cat's Eye Technologies_
Apple Befunge is a "retrolanguage" for the Apple ][+. Being written
in Applesoft BASIC, it should also work on an Apple //e or similar
model of 8-bit Apple computer (or, of course, an emulator thereof.)
It is based largely on [Befunge-93](https://catseye.tc/projects/befunge93/),
It is based largely on [Befunge-93](https://catseye.tc/node/Befunge-93.html),
with some Befunge-98-isms, and some instructions and behaviour peculiar to
the Apple 8-bit architecture.
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Implementations
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The distribution contains an Apple disk image, formatted with _ESDOS ][_.
It contains:
The distribution contains an Apple disk image, formatted with _ESDOS ][_,
in the `disk` subdirectory. It contains:
* a full visual debugger/editor for Apple Befunge called
`APPLE BEFUNGE EDITOR`; and
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format.
The distribution also contains the source code, in ASCII text, for
`APPLE BEFUNGE EDITOR`. It is intended to be copied-and-pasted into an
Apple ][+ emulator. This process, and the program itself, have been
tested on a recent version of [AppleWin](http://applewin.berlios.de/).
`APPLE BEFUNGE EDITOR`, in the `src` subdirectory. It is intended to be
copied-and-pasted into an Apple ][+ emulator. This process, and the
program itself, have been tested on a recent version of
[AppleWin](http://applewin.berlios.de/). (And for this reason, and because
I have not yet found a decent Apple ][+ emulator for non-Windows systems,
the source code file has CRLF line terminators. This is intentional.)
In version 1.0 of the distribution there was also a program called
`APPLE BEFUNGE RUNNER`; its source code was intended to be pasted into