Re: ASM80/ PL/M-80

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From: John Kennedy
Date: Sun, 12 Nov 1989 18:21

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>Does anyone know where to find an 8085 assembler or a PL/M compiler that runs
>on an IBM-PC/AT?  On one side of the ol' hobby room sits a #$%*@ single
>floppy, IPDS system that feels like a 1Khz PC.  On the other side is a
>20Mhz-386 machine....  
>
>					 Thanks for any leads,
>					             Dan Freitas
>   

My 8085 cross-assembler runs under MS-DOS, and, to quote the manual, is from:

Microtec Research
505 West Olive Ave, Ste 325
P.O. Box 60337
Sunnyvale, CA 94088

(408) 980-1300


The address may be obsolete; this is not a new product.  I have talked
to them at the above number in the last year.

It generates one large absolute object, or relocatables and comes with a
linker.

Now -

Does anyone know of a good (even bad) 8085 software emulator/debugger
for MS-DOS?

John
-- 
John Kennedy                     johnk@opel.uu.uunet
Second Source, Inc.
Annapolis, MD

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Subject: Re: ASM80/ PL/M-80
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