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Welcome to PLASMA: the Grand Unifying Platform for the Apple 1, ][, and ///.
Version 2.11 is a minor update to address the relocating loader for EDASM generated modules with 8 bit fixups. All modules up to now have been generated by PLASM and only use 16 bit fixups. Mostly usefull for future modules built with EDASM. Check out the Assembly Language Toolkit below.
If you already have 2.1 installed, here are the updated files:
[PLASMA 2.11 Update](https://github.com/dschmenk/PLASMA/raw/master/images/apple/PLASMA-2.11-UPD.po)
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Compiler warnings are enabled with `-W`. The optional optimizer is enabled with `-O` and extra optimizations are enabled with `-O2`. The source code for a few sample programs are included. The big one, `RPNCALC.PLA`, is the sample RPN calculator that uses many of PLASMA's advanced features. The self-hosted compiler is the same compiler as the cross-compiler, just transcribed from C to PLASMA (yes, the self-hosted PLASMA compiler is written in PLASMA). It requires patience when compiling: it is a fairly large and extensive program.
## Assembly Toolit
## Assembly Toolkit
New for 2.11 is the assembly language toolkit. The PLASMA module was originally architected around the REL file generated by the ProDOS toolkit assembler, EDASM. This minor update fixes the PLASMA relocating loader to handle 8 bit fixups. PLASM generated modules only use 16 bit fixups, so not an issue for existing modules. Download the toolkit and 2.11 updates (if you have 2.1 already installed) here: