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From: bombadil@diku.dk (Kristian Nielsen)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.programmer
Subject: Re: Lemmings - a tutorial Part IV
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Date: 5 Apr 91 18:29:33 GMT
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hbrinch@icoast.UUCP (Henrik Brinch) writes:

>What other?  If you read one of my previous articles I wrote about a new
>assembler called ASMONE?  It work's perfectly under OS2.0 and is 100%
>GenIm2 compatible.  The debugger works and I believe it's much better than
>MonAm2!!!!


  WARNING! AsmOne is *NOT* anyway near GenIm2 compatible. I resently had to
convert a small (<20k) source from GenIm2 to AsmOne. However, problems with
INCBIN, SECTION statements and label expansion ('\<label>' - stuff) caused
me to give up after hours and hours of work.

  In my opinion, AsmOne is an (admittedly much) improved Seka-clone intended
for hardware-level programming on a stock A500/2000, and it shows. Others
opinion may be different. But don't think that AsmOne comes anyway near to
GenIm2 compatibility - it doesn't.

  Sorry to post yet another article in this group, but I felt I had to do
Hisoft some justice. I personally love their products.

	Kristian