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From: bammi@case.CSNET ("Jwahar R. Bammi")
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Subject: Re:  assembler
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Date: Thu, 14-Aug-86 11:29:35 EDT
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I can recommend the K-Seka package from Antic catalog as a good
assembler. It assembles in memory, so its awfully fast (somthing
like 30,000 lpm is advertised). It comes with a symboic debugger etc,
and its relatively inexpensive $35. The main problem that i
have found with it is that it does'nt have a 'include' type directive. SO
even though you can develope a bunch of utility macros, they are
not easy to include (you have to do it manually using the editor). I personally
have switched to Hi-Softs Devpak St, but i am not sure if that is available
in the US. At least i have not seen it.