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Subject: Re: Universal Assembler?
Summary: try the archives
Keywords: grammar, asy, opcodes
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Date: 6 Oct 89 20:11:43 GMT
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In article <195@zorin.UUCP>, chris@zorin.UUCP (Christopher Nielsen) writes:
> 
> Now I have a software request... I'm looking for some sort of simple 
> assembler that I can use to develop software on the unix system, and then
> load it into the model 100. It uses an 8085 (8080 op-code compatible).
> I just need something simple I can adapt. I'm thinking of writing it in C,

Try the comp.sources.unix archives, volumes 7 and 9, and comp.sources.misc
for around May '88.

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