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From: hackeron@athena.mit.edu (Harris L Gilliam)
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Subject: C source/macros to simulate assembly language
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Date: 20 Sep 90 06:52:28 GMT
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A long while ago someone posted a set of C macros that allowed one to
compile a sort of psuedo-assembly code.  You would enter your code like
regular assembly (more or less), ex:

LDA a
ADC b
STA c

and things like LDA, ADC and SDA were represented by cleverly designed 
macros and other hacks so that when you compiled this with a regular
compiler it produced code that efectively did what your assembly code
would have done had you assembled it.

I have not been able to find this code since then and would greatly
appreciate any references to it or things like it.


								--Harris



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