solution. But why in heaven isn't this the default ACME configuration for the Apple II???Using -plain will generate a binary without any address or length information but that's what is expected at the begin of a ".b" file. If you want to use ACME, my suggestion would be the following:Is there a chance to include this in the default configuration? I kept the WUDSN installation unused for years because some acme code I was trying did not work because of this. I finally decided to take the time and see why it happened and this was the
- use "-cbm" instead of "-plain" in the compiler options.
- use ".prg" as file extension instead of ".b"
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