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Subject: Cheap MS-DOS Assemblers
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Date: Thu, 5-Sep-85 17:58:08 EDT
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Posted: Thu Sep  5 17:58:08 1985
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I've seen advertised in Dr. Dobbs (and maybe Byte?) Turbo Editasm, a
co-resident editor assembler for the PC family .. brags of fast, easier,
186 and 286 instructions, etc.  Only $49 bucks.  I've happily used LASM
for ages now in the CP/M environment, but have yet to find a Public Domain
or "FreeWare" assembler  for MS-DOS.

Anyone have any experience with TASM or other inexpensive assemblers?
I'd like a Macro Assembler if possible, naturally compatible with
MASM and LINK.  Do NOT know enough 8086 yet to write my own or
attempt to translate LASM2.  (Ugh!)

Thanks in advance,
David Kirschbaum
Toad Hall
ABN.ISCAMS@USC-ISID