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Started by Eric Lee Green
Sat, 11 Oct 1986 03:10
assembler
Author: Eric Lee Green
Date: Sat, 11 Oct 1986 03:10
Date: Sat, 11 Oct 1986 03:10
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HELP! Is there a DECENT assembler for the C-64/C-128? by that, I mean
one that doesn't require you to re-assemble 100K of source whenever
you make a change in one small file, something with a loader which
takes all the relocatable object files and builds a runnable program
out of them. Currently, I have used both the CBM assembler and the
Merlin assembler. I find the Merlin assembler to be adequate (12
character labels, etc.), when I use the Promal editor to edit source
files (hate line editors), and the CBM assembler to be downright
scuzzy. Have heard of an assembler by Abacus, has anybody ever used
that one? I remember using an early version of Abacus Pascal once, and
it would not compile Jenson & Wirth Pascal (syntax was all wrong --
needed semicolons here where J&W doesn't, semicolon there gives error
while doesn't in J&W, etc.).
I would hate to have to write my own assembler... taking 3 weeks or so
out of my time to put together a quickie job (labels, relocating,
simple expressions, but no macros) would be a pain, I could spend that
time working on the stuff I need to do (Yet Another Xmodem
Implementation, a simple line editor, etc.).
--
Eric Green {akgua,ut-sally}!usl!elg, elg%usl.CSNET
(Snail Mail P.O. Box 92191, Lafayette, LA 70509)
" In the beginning the Universe was created. This has made a lot of
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Re: assembler
Author: R. L. Zarling
Date: Mon, 20 Oct 1986 21:50
Date: Mon, 20 Oct 1986 21:50
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In article <970@usl.UUCP> elg@usl.UUCP (Eric Lee Green) writes: >HELP! Is there a DECENT assembler for the C-64/C-128? by that, I mean >one that doesn't require you to re-assemble 100K of source whenever >you make a change in one small file, something with a loader which >takes all the relocatable object files and builds a runnable program >out of them. The 6502 assembler that Mark Rinfret and I wrote to run under the C-Power development system does all that. You need to have C-Power to use it, but the good news is that the assembler itself is public domain. Anyone who is interested should send me a blank disk and a postage paid disk mailer: Ray Zarling Dept. of Computer Science CSU, Stanislaus Turlock, CA 95380
Re: assembler
Author: George Robbins
Date: Tue, 21 Oct 1986 05:51
Date: Tue, 21 Oct 1986 05:51
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In article <970@usl.UUCP> elg@usl.UUCP (Eric Lee Green) writes:
>HELP! Is there a DECENT assembler for the C-64/C-128? by that, I mean
>one that doesn't require you to re-assemble 100K of source whenever
>you make a change in one small file, something with a loader which
>takes all the relocatable object files and builds a runnable program
>out of them. Currently, I have used both the CBM assembler and the
>Merlin assembler.
> Eric Green {akgua,ut-sally}!usl!elg, elg%usl.CSNET
We have a developers package containing a new macro assembler and editor
that we hope to have available by year end. The assembler is compatible
with the BSO 6502 Assembler that has been used by Commodore for software
development of late.
No promises, but cross your fingers...
--
George Robbins - now working for, uucp: {ihnp4|seismo|caip}!cbmvax!grr
but no way officially representing arpa: cbmvax!grr@seismo.css.GOV
Commodore, Engineering Department fone: 215-431-9255 (only by moonlite)
Re: assembler
Author: Devon Bowen
Date: Thu, 23 Oct 1986 20:44
Date: Thu, 23 Oct 1986 20:44
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In article <255@csustan.UUCP> rayz@csustan.UUCP (R. L. Zarling) writes:
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>The 6502 assembler that Mark Rinfret and I wrote to run under the C-Power
>development system does all that. You need to have C-Power to use it, but
>the good news is that the assembler itself is public domain. Anyone who
>is interested should send me a blank disk and a postage paid disk mailer:
>
>Ray Zarling
>Dept. of Computer Science
>CSU, Stanislaus
>Turlock, CA 95380
Since it's PD anyway, is there any chance of getting it here?
It seems to me there's enough interest to get a special message base
just for C-Power. Maybe net.cmb.c or something. We could use it for
problems with C, the compiler, and for posting sources. What do you
think?
Devon Bowen (KA2NRC)
Universtiy of Buffalo
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Re: assembler
Author: R. L. Zarling
Date: Mon, 27 Oct 1986 03:52
Date: Mon, 27 Oct 1986 03:52
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In article <1245@sunybcs.UUCP> ugbowen@sunybcs.UUCP (Devon Bowen) writes: (in reference to Mark Rinfret's and my public domain assembler, that runs under the C-Power development system) > >Since it's PD anyway, is there any chance of getting it here? > It's over 50k of source code, and from the number of requests I've gotten, I think US snail is the way to go. I'm willing to be outvoted...
Re: assembler
Author: jay
Date: Thu, 30 Oct 1986 13:06
Date: Thu, 30 Oct 1986 13:06
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In article <262@csustan.UUCP> rayz@csustan.UUCP (R. L. Zarling) writes: > >It's over 50k of source code, and from the number of requests I've gotten, >I think US snail is the way to go. I'm willing to be outvoted... I vote for posting.
Re: assembler
Author: Devon Bowen
Date: Mon, 03 Nov 1986 18:11
Date: Mon, 03 Nov 1986 18:11
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In article <2899@garfield.UUCP> jay@garfield.UUCP (Jay Kumarasingam) writes:
>In article <262@csustan.UUCP> rayz@csustan.UUCP (R. L. Zarling) writes:
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>>It's over 50k of source code, and from the number of requests I've gotten,
>>I think US snail is the way to go. I'm willing to be outvoted...
>
>I vote for posting.
Me too.
Devon Bowen (KA2NRC)
University of Buffalo
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Re: assembler
Author: Robert Belanger
Date: Tue, 04 Nov 1986 17:44
Date: Tue, 04 Nov 1986 17:44
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In article <2899@garfield.UUCP> jay@garfield.UUCP (Jay Kumarasingam) writes: >In article <262@csustan.UUCP> rayz@csustan.UUCP (R. L. Zarling) writes: >> >>It's over 50k of source code, and from the number of requests I've gotten, >>I think US snail is the way to go. I'm willing to be outvoted... > >I vote for posting. I vote for posting too. Robert Belanger ...!philbas!micomvax!belanger
Re: assembler
Author: Michael Steven Temkin
Date: Thu, 06 Nov 1986 21:57
Date: Thu, 06 Nov 1986 21:57
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In article <262@csustan.UUCP> rayz@csustan.UUCP (R. L. Zarling) writes:
>It's over 50k of source code, and from the number of requests I've gotten,
>I think US snail is the way to go. I'm willing to be outvoted...
So far it looks like you are. I vote yes also.
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