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In article <9204220944.AA02240@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU> you write:
>Hi there,
>
>I am new to this list and I apologize if this has already been discussed
>before but I am looking for a good PC software which emulates the 360/370
>assembler, if possible in a Borland like environment (Turbo-C).
>This software doesn't need to be public domain.
>
>Any suggestion is welcome.
>
>Daniel Reuviaux
>University of Namur (Belgium)
>Bitnet : DREUVIAUX@BNANDP51
>Internet : DREUVIAUX@CC.FUNDP.AC.BE

Software was developed that does the precise task you requested.
It is called EAS aand was developed at Illinois
State University.  I have used it.     Contact the CS department
for info.  I believe there is no charge for this software.

It uses a Turbo-inspired interface for edting, assembling and
debugging.

Let me know if you need more info.