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From: dvljhg@cs.umu.se (J|rgen Holmberg)
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Subject: Re: Where do I find the Seka Assembler???
Message-ID: <1991Apr27.100551.17084@cs.umu.se>
Date: 27 Apr 91 10:05:51 GMT
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In article <1991Apr25.214452.1@happy.colorado.edu> 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
>

Seka assembler is indeed a commercial product released by Kuma computers. Their
version is hopelessly inferior to the hacker versions that are out there
though. I am not sure about this but try to get your hands on AsmOne instead.
It should be able to compile most seka source and it is faster, supports 680x0
and assorted other goodies.

/Jorgen
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