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- Most other stuff (,HAFT) by Bill Seiler
- Tidied & Wrapped by Jim Butterfield
The PET version's earliest documented appearance was in the
[December 1981 issue of Compute Magazine](https://archive.org/details/1981-12-compute-magazine).
From there, it made its way to the VIC and the Commodore 64. It apparently shares its DNA with
the monitor and mini assembler programs on the Apple II, as well as Micromon on various Commodore
computers.
The earliest documented appearance of Supermon that I could find was in the
[January 1980 issue of The Transactor](https://archive.org/details/transactor-magazines-v2-i08).
From its origins on the PET, Supermon made its way to the VIC and the Commodore 64. It apparently
shares its DNA with the monitor and mini assembler programs on the Apple II, as well as Micromon
on various Commodorecomputers.
The first version for the Commodore 64 appeared as a type-in program in the
[January 1983 issue of Compute Magazine](https://archive.org/details/1983-01-compute-magazine).