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From: chucks@pnet51.orb.mn.org (Erik Funkenbusch)
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Subject: Re: Where do I find the Seka Assembler???
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Date: 26 Apr 91 19:25:01 GMT
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kskelm@happy.colorado.edu writes:
>
>   In so many EuroDemos, the coders talk about the Seka assembler.
> 
>   Also, all of the source code I've seen for demos was written with Seka.
>
>   Is this a commercial product?  If so, where is it available and how much
>does it cost?  If NOT, *where can I get one*???
>
>    Kevin
>

Well, yes, and no.  Yes, Seka is Commercial.  it is a german product made by
Kuma Corp.  it wasn't very good, and was the only thing available in europe. 
well, i don't think it's available here.  a bunch of hackers though
dis-assembled it and modified it (upgraded?) and released these hacked up
versions all over the place, these are illegal though.  A68k should be able to
assemble it.  i have about a dozen demo sources that assemble ok, probably the
very one that was posted.

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