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Re: assemblers

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Date: Wed, 03 May 1989 06:37
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In article <1837@blake.acs.washington.edu> bissiri@blake.acs.washington.edu (Moja Fritzah) writes:
>Does anybody care to respond: WHat is your favourite assembler, and why?

  Alcyon.  It's moderately quick on the my handmade assembly, I trust it more
than Sozobon jas, and it backends the Alcyon C compiler.  I've not used any
other assemblers for the ST (MadMac scared me off by warning me that it would
not generate code that was as good as the Alcyon assember - and I'm _very_
keen on compact binaries.)  If you include other machines, then Macro-11 is
what God himself intended an assembler to be....


   -david parsons
   -orc@pell.uucp
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