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From: peter@guardian.UUCP (peter)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.intel
Subject: Re: ASM80/ PL/M-80
Message-ID: <298@guardian.UUCP>
Date: 9 Nov 89 20:43:49 GMT
References: <31021@max.mips.COM>
Reply-To: peter@langlab1.hf.intel.com (Peter Plamondon)
Organization: Intel Development Tools Operation, Hillsboro OR
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In article <31021@max.mips.COM> freeptos@mips.COM (Dan Freitas) writes:
|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
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I'm assuming you're interested in running the language tools from the iPDS on
your 386 system to get quicker assembles/compiles.  Assuming that's right...

Intel's 8080/8085 languages ran under the ISIS operating system on the "blue
box" systems (Series I-IV as I recall).  I've seen advertisements in the
technical PC magazines for ISIS emulators that run on DOS, they would let you
run those old Intel compilers.

Usual disclaimer, this is based on my recollection of those tools and may be
wrong, I'm not speaking on behalf of Intel Corp, etc, etc.
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