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Hello world,

I would like to translate 8085 assembly code [written for ASM85 Assembler]

to 80286 or 80386 assembly code.

I am looking for an efficient way of doing this, perhaps an automatic
translation.

I will be grateful, for any suggestions. You can mail me at the following
address and I will post a summary of all suggestions (if any) to the net.
Or if you prefer, post it directly to the net.

Email address:  es059@uk.ac.warwick


I am new to this news group. I hope it is the right place for such a
question.



Babak
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I would like to translate 8085 assembly code [written for ASM85 Assembler]

to 80286 or 80386 assembly code.

I am looking for an efficient way of doing this, perhaps an automatic
translation (if there is a way).

I will be grateful, for any suggestions.

I do not have direct access to the net. I am using my friend's account in
order to post this article. Therefore, I will be grateful if you could
send your replies to the following address.

Email address:  es059@uk.ac.warwick.eng

I will post a summary of all suggestions (if any) to the net.


frank