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 Harry Potter  wrote:

> Uh, how do I use cc65 to compile an Apple 2 DOS 3.3 or ProDOS
> program?  I have atools for Win32.

I don't have either. I'm using GNU make and AppleCommander on Mac OS X. 
To compile  samples/hello.c, for example:

HELLO=hello

${HELLO}: ${HELLO}.c
    cl65 -O -l -t apple2enh ${HELLO}.c
    ac -d p1.po ${HELLO}
    ac -cc65 p1.po ${HELLO} bin < ${HELLO}

Here's a page that discusses atools, although it may change:

http://www.cc65.org/doc/intro-6.html#ss6.1>

AppleCommander is an alternative to atools:

http://applecommander.sourceforge.net/>

In addition to a nice GUI, it works from the command line with cc65 and 
other cross-development tools:

http://applecommander.sourceforge.net/acguide.html>

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