Bob Mockford Online         The Commodore Years       << 128 / 128D Paperwork - C16 and Plus/4 Datassettes >>     Home > The Commodore Years > Paperwork > C16 and Plus/4   Paperwork Contents Calculators Game Machines PET / CBM VIC-20 C64 / 64C 128 / 128D C16 / Plus/4 Datassettes Quick Data Disk Drives Printers Monitors Other Books Other Items Commodore Years Introduction Hardware Software Paperwork PC News Magazines Links Images are not to scale     Commodore 16 User Manual 1984 Commodore Electronics Limited   Setting up The keyboard Software The first steps Numbers and calculations Graphics and colour Sound and music   Commands Statements Functions Variables and operators Abbreviation and reference chart   Error messages Disk error messages Deriving mathematical functions Musical note table Screen display codes ASCII and CHR$ codes Book list   Index   An Introduction to Basic Part 1 This course is part 1 of a series designed to help you learn about every aspect of programming the Commodore 16 and Plus/4 computers. The present course covers the principles of programming and all the elementary facilities of the BASIC programming language.   Introduction Getting started The keyboard Pictures in colour Direct commands Stored commands Practical aids Controlled loops Tracing Programmed colour Input of data Flow-charts Advanced loop control Sounds Data reduction programs Computer games Afterword   Mathematical aspects Answers to selected problems Common errors Index   C16 Machine Language for the Absolute Beginner Peter Beresford / Melbourne House   Forward Introduction to machine language Basics of machine language programming Introduction to hexadecimal Introduction to Tedmon Micrprocessor equipment Program control Counting, looping and pointing Using information stored in tables Processor status codes Logical operators and bit manipulators Details of program control The Commodore 16 kernal   7501 instruction codes 7501 microprocessor registers Hexadecimal to decimal conversion Relative branch and two's complement numbering tables Detailed memory map of the C-16 Glossary   The Commodore 16 Showcase Introductory programs for the C16   Setting up How to load a game   Xzap Punchy Rolf Harris Picture Builder Starter Chess   Commodore Plus/4 User Manual   Introduction Unpacking and setting up Using the keyboard and screen Using software Getting started Beginning BASIC Numbers and calculations Using graphics and color Making sound and music   BASIC 3.5 Encyclopaedia Commands Statements Functions Variables and operators BASIC 3.5 abbreviations Conversion programs Error messages TEDMON Screen display codes ASCII and CHR$ codes Screen and color memory maps Memory register map Deriving mathematical functions Musical note table Programs to try RS-232 guidelines Book list Index   Commodore Plus/4 Integrated Software Manual   Introduction   Word Processing Spreadsheet Graphics File Manager Reference   Diskette formatting and diskette precautions Example applications Index   << 128 / 128D Top of the Page Datassettes >>     Home > The Commodore Years > Paperwork