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Subject: comp.os.cpm usage and zcpr3.3
Message-ID: <366@phoenix.PRINCETON.EDU>
Date: Wed, 3-Jun-87 20:44:12 EDT
Article-I.D.: phoenix.366
Posted: Wed Jun  3 20:44:12 1987
Date-Received: Sat, 6-Jun-87 04:49:40 EDT
Organization: Princeton Univ. Computing and Information Technology
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Keywords: assemblers,zcpr

A few days ago I posted my suprises with ZCPR3.3 and it's required
new assemblers (I guess both ZAS and Z80ASM will do),
I got curious what actually happened to the old assemblers.
To me this is quite
a change with older versions of ZCPR, but we all know, one day the
old 8080 code will be replaced by Z80, and by Z280 and HD64180...

Now, I am curious how many people that read this messages actually do
still use assemblers, and if so, which one.
I only knew of ASM, MAC, RMAC and M80, but know we need either ZAS
or Z80ASM. Also a public domain Z80MR is available, but there maybe
more.
I would appreciate some responses, and will summarize to the net in
a couple of weeks when things slow down.
It seems that I was a rather oldfashioned user, and that most of the
community has changed to the more modern assemblers. Let me know.

Peter Teuben
Institute for Advanced Study
Princeton, NJ 08540
email to either:
TEUBEN@IASSNS.BITNET,  pjt@astrovax.uucp  or my friends account (see
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