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From: fzsitvay@techbook.com (Frank Zsitvay)
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Subject: Re: Need info for an S-100 bus system
Message-ID: <1990Oct19.204926.17576@techbook.com>
Date: 19 Oct 90 20:49:26 GMT
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In article <1990Oct16.140240.17435@mccc.uucp> pjh@mccc.edu (Pete Holsberg) writes:
>In article <1990Oct14.205630.7222@techbook.com> fzsitvay@techbook.com (Frank Zsitvay) writes:
>= 
>=  actually, if you can find a cross assembler for a dos machine to write
>=z80 code, you'd be farther ahead of the game provided it worked much like
>=cp/m's ASM.COM or RMAC.
>
>Or he could run a CP/M emulator on the DOS computer and use ASM, RMAC,
>etc. directly.
>
Not exactly.  I tried using z80mu to write a zmd overlay.  I could
assemble it but the loader barfed under the emulator.  Z80MU does
not support such things as setting the DMA address for cp/m, among
other things.  if anybody knows of another emulator that works like
z80mu (user interface) but does a better emulation, i'd appreciate
hearing from you.



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