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 ==== Simulators ====
-  * [[http://home.pacbell.net/michal_k/6502.html|6502 Simulator]] by Michal Kowalski, includes macroassembler and great debugger
+  * <del>[[http://home.pacbell.net/michal_k/6502.html|6502 Simulator]]</del> by Michal Kowalski, includes macroassembler and great debugger //(dead link)//
 (Sources are provided, so someone capable of using MS visual C maybe can add export to PRG format so binary files made with this program can be run directly in VICE/CCS instead of hand-converting them to PRG from RAW.)
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   * [[http://www.floodgap.com/retrotech/xa/|XA (xa65)]] xa assembler / disassembler by Cameron Kaiser and others.
   * [[http://dasm-dillon.sourceforge.net/|DASM]] Official home of the DASM cross-assembler.
-  * [[http://cadaver.homeftp.net/tools.htm|Cadaver's DASM]] Cross-assembler written by Matthew Dillon, with major updates by Cadaver/CovertBitops. Includes source.
+  * <del>[[http://cadaver.homeftp.net/tools.htm|Cadaver's DASM]]</del> Cross-assembler written by Matthew Dillon, with major updates by Cadaver/CovertBitops. Includes source. //(dead link)//
-  * [[http://www.michael-steil.de/|mxass]] C open-source cross assembler by Michael Steil.  Compiles 6510, 65816 and Z80 languages.
+  * <del>[[http://www.michael-steil.de/|mxass]]</del> C open-source cross assembler by Michael Steil.  Compiles 6510, 65816 and Z80 languages. //(dead link)//
   * [[http://www.georg-rottensteiner.de/de/c64.html#c64studio| C64 Studio]], open source IDE specialized for C64 game programming.
 ===== Ways to transfer your code to C64 =====