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From: Eaton@HI-MULTICS.ARPA
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Subject: Z80 DEBUGGER
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Date: Fri, 23-Nov-84 17:37:05 EST
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Posted: Fri Nov 23 17:37:05 1984
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Digital Research offers two additional debuggers for CP/M other than
DDT.  SID and ZSID.  They are head and shoulders above DDT and similar
in command structure.  SID recognizes 8080 mneumonics while ZSID uses
Z80 mneumonics.  There is very little difference between SID and ZSID
aside from that.  Cost is somewhere around $75.  Well worth the cost if
you are a serious hacker.

If you are only interested in disassembling without the other features
you have grown to love in DDT then I would recommend DASM with the ZILOG
library.  It is my personal favorite disassembler.  You will need the
DOC file for RESOURCE, from which it originated, if you want to become
expert at using it.

DASM and RESOURCE are both in the PD.

Jesse (one instruction at a time) Eaton.HFED@HI-MULTICS