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Compute!

A magazine devoted mostly to 6502 computers.
Apart from the Compute II period,
before and afterwards also the small SBCs like
KIM-1, AIM 65 and SYM1 got attention of Compute!
High quality scans of Compute first years
with the SBC section, issue 1, 2, 3 and 7 to 19 , alas with a watermark.
Nearly all of Compute! lives here in html format.
The Internet archive has many issues without a watermark

Compute II

Compute II was a short lived split-off of Compute! and also a continuation of the KIM-1/6502 User Notes. Three issues and it was merged back with Compute! again.

	HTML version of Issue 1 PDF of Compute II Issue 1
	HTML version of Issue 2 PDF of Compute II Issue 2
	HTML version of Issue 3 PDF of Compute II Issue 3

Selected articles on KIM-1, AIM 65 and SYM-1 and 6502 in general

Articles by Marvin L. de Jong

	Interfacing the AM9511 and various floating point subroutines Compute! 7, 9, 11, 13, 17
	Computer Communications Experiments Compute! 10
	Experimenting With The 6551 ACIA Compute! 10
	Improved Pulse Counting Software For The 6522 Compute! 1
	Machine Language Versus Basic Prime Number Generation Compute! Issue 2
	The book by Marvin L. de Jong Programming and Interfacing the 6502 with Experiments

Articles on 6502, KIM-1, AIM 65, SYM-1

	Expanding KIM style 6502 SBC 3 part article in Compute 1981 January to March on the MTU bus
	Dungeons And Dragons Dice Simulator For The KIM-1 See also the program running on a KIM-1.
	A KIM-1 file in Microsoft Basic
	A Terminal for KAOS (KIM AIM, OSI, SYM)

	A Vocal HEX Dump for the KIM-1
	AIM 65 Floating-Point Arithmetic From Machine Language
	Placcating a Rebellious KIM Without Sacrificing RAM
	SYM (AIM) Hi Speed Tape Revisited
	AIM 65 Tape Copy Utility
	AIM User Input And Output
	An Efficient AD Interface
	Cassette IO with AIM 65 BASiC
	BASIC Memory Map KIM AIM SYM PET APPL
	Combining BASIC And Machine Language Programs On Tape
	Communication
	Dissecting C.W. Moser’s ASSMTED 1.0
	DLOAD AIM Memory Loader
	Hex Conversion
	KIM Tidbits Expanding The System
	KIM-1 Tidbits BASIC input
	Load And Save KIM Basic Programs on Your SYM
	Nuts and Volts 6 Centronics via 6522
	Nuts And Volts 6502 Read and Write Timing
	Read PET Tapes With Your AIM
	Real Time Clock Subroutine
	SYMple Clock
	Test RAM for bad bits Nondestructivily
	The Practical Aspects of Assembly Language Programming Part 1 and 2
	The Practical Side of Assembly Language
	The Single-Board 6502 The KIM-4 Bus
	The Single-Board 6502 High Speed Data transfer
	The Wonderful Wedge
	Track Down Those Memory Bugs
	Using The 6522 to drive a Printer
	The Carry Bit What it is And How it works