This repository collects original source code of various Commodore Business Machines (CBM) computers converted to a modern encoding (ASCII, LF, indentation).
The Commodore 64 BASIC source (901226-01). Extracted from c64-basic.d64 from Steve Gray's Dennis Jarvis Page and converted to LF line breaks and LST-style indenting.
The source contains the ranges
- $A000-$BF52
- $BF71-$BFFF
- $E000-$E4AB
The checksum byte at $BF52 is 0 and will have to be calculated in a later step.
The Commodore 64 KERNAL source, original version (901227-01). Extracted from c64kernal.d64 from Steve Gray's Dennis Jarvis Page and converted to LF line breaks and LST-style indenting.
The source contains the ranges
- $E500-$FF5A: code
- $FF81-$FFF5: jump table
- $FFFA-$FFFF: vectors
It does not contain the version byte at $FF80 (which is $AA in the binary) or the "RRBY" signature at $FFF6.
The Commodore 64 KERNAL source, final version (901227-03). Based on KERNAL_C64_00 and manually patched to reflect differences in the LST printout of the -03 KERNAL.
In the printout, the added patch function PIOKEY ends with JMP CLKHI ($EE85), but the -03 binary contains $EE8E, which is JMP CLKLO. The printout is probably older than the -03 binary, so the correct JMP CLKLO was put into the source.
The sources have been verified to build the correct -03 KERNAL binary, but no guarantees can be given that all changes, especially in comments and formatting, have been patched correctly.
It does not contain the version byte at $FF80 (which is $AA in the binary) or the "RRBY" signature at $FFF6.
The Commodore Plus/4, C16 and C116 BASIC 3.5 and KERNAL source (1984). Source: ted_kernal_basic_src.tar.gz
- KERNAL_TED_04 is 318004-04 (PAL) and 318005-04 (NTSC). $FF80 = $84/$04. (It was reconstructed from kernal/kernal.xrf in the dump.)
- KERNAL_TED_05 is 318004-05 (PAL) and 318005-05 (NTSC). $FF80 = $85/$05. (The sources were missing a patch, which was reconstructed from kernal/kernal.lst in the dump.)
The Commodore 128 BASIC 7.0, KERNAL, EDITOR and MONITOR sources (1985/1986). Source: c128_dev_pack.tar.gz
- KERNAL_C128_03 is 318020-03, $FF80 = 0. (It was reconstructed from listings/first_release/kernal.lis in the dump.)
- KERNAL_C128_05 is 318020-05, $FF80 = 1.
- KERNAL_C128_06 is 318020-06, $FF80 = 2. This version seems to have been unreleased.
- EDITOR_C128 is the US version (318020-05), EDITOR_C128_DIN the German version (315078-03).
The PET 2001 BASIC source (V2, 1978).
- This is Microsoft's original source that can also build BASIC for other systems, like OSI and Apple.
- On the PET, this was called BASIC V2, Microsoft called it V1.1.
- It includes the "WAIT6502,1" easter egg (symbol "ZSTORDO").
The CBM2 BASIC, EDITOR and KERNAL sources (1983/1984). The A version is from David Viner, and the B version is from disks 67/68 of the CBUG library. The files have been converted to LF line breaks and LST-style indenting.
- The B version of BASIC contains two patches.
- The B version of the KERNAL contains minor modifications, and comes with alternate versions of some files as well as additional (test) sources.
- Except for file naming, the editor sources A and B were identical.
The CBM 4040/2040 DOS V2.1 source (1980). Extracted from 4040-source.d64 from Steve Gray's Dennis Jarvis Page and converted to LF line breaks.
- Comments say this is for the 2040. The 2040 and the 4040 have identical hardware, the 4040 is just a 2040 with DOS V2.
The CBM 8250/8050/4040 DOS V2.7 source (1981). Extracted from old-dos-sources.d81 from Steve Gray's Dennis Jarvis Page and converted to LF line breaks and LST-style indenting.
- The same ROM binary will work on the 8250 (DS/QD), the 8050 (SS/QD) and the 4040 (SS/DD), the differences will be handled at runtime (symbols "NSIDES", "DOS").
- Comments in the source call this "SUPER DOS".
The CBM 8070 DOS V3.0 source (1981). Extracted from old-dos-sources.d81 from Steve Gray's Dennis Jarvis Page and converted to LF line breaks and LST-style indenting.
- The CBM 8070 is an unreleased device with one 8" hard drive (drive #0) and one 8" double-sided floppy drive (drive #1, like CBM 8062).
- The power-on message says "CBM DOS V3.0 8070".
- The file copy code is stored on the hard disk and loaded on demand ("ldcopy").
The CBM D9065 DOS V3.0 source (1981). Extracted from old-dos-sources.d81 from Steve Gray's Dennis Jarvis Page and converted to LF line breaks and LST-style indenting.
- The D9065 is an unreleased 7.5 MB hard drive, probably very similar to the D9060/D9090.
The Commodore 1540 DOS V2.6 source (1980), 325302-01/325303-01. Extracted from 1541-2031-num1.d64 and 1541-2031-source-disk-copy-num2-side1.d64 from Steve Gray's Dennis Jarvis Page and converted to LF line breaks and LST-style indenting.
- The source contains both the IEEE-488 and the IEC serial interface code, so it represents both the CBM 2031 and the Commodore 1540. Different
mastersource files build different configurations. - The power-on message always says "
CBM DOS V2.6 V170" though, which corresponds to the 1540.
The Commodore 1541 DOS V2.6 source (1981). Reconstructed from DOS_1540 and DOS_1571 to match the ROM images.
- DOS_1541_01 is 325302-01/901229-01.
- DOS_1541_02 is 325302-01/901229-02.
- DOS_1541_03 is 325302-01/901229-03.
- DOS_1541_05 is 325302-01/901229-05 (shipped with the short board 1541).
- DOS_1541_06 is 325302-01/901229-06.
The Commodore 1571 DOS source (3.0, 1986), updated version (310654-05). Extracted from 1571-source.d81 from Steve Gray's Dennis Jarvis Page and converted to LF line breaks.
The Commodore 1581 DOS source (10.0, 1987), original version (318045-01). Extracted from 1581-source.d81 from Steve Gray's Dennis Jarvis Page and converted to LF line breaks.
This repository is maintained by Michael Steil, mist64@mac.com