One place is in "Enhancing Your Apple II", volume 1. It's in the article ca=
lled "Tearing Into Machine-Language Code", which may also be the title of a=
 Computer Shopper article. He was trying to document the Apple II ROMs, but=
 many of his tools would work with any chunk of binary code.

Rolf



On Aug 13, 2015, at 12:07 AM, Neil Cherry wrote:

> I wish I could recall where I read his articles but it was Don Lancaster'=
s
> articles. Colored makers, fan paper, cellophane tape, and the processor
> assembly card. That taught me how to think in reverse but the better I
> learned to think forward as an engineer help me understand how to think
> like an engineer.
>=20
> I still think that it would be useful but I'm sure there are new techniqu=
es
> that would be useful.
>=20
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