Re: problems with the modules.

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From: Mike Castle
Date: Mon, 09 Oct 1989 15:01

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I take it that you are using the EXECMOD exec to generate the ASSEMBLE
code.  Normally, the default is not a NUCLEUS EXTENSION.  You have to
specify it.  I do believe that the help files that go along with the
program are available from UMNEWS@MAINE.

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From: S087891@UMRVMA.BITNET (Mike Castle)
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Subject: Re: problems with the modules.
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