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Subject: Assembler or cross assembler wanted
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Date: Fri, 18-Sep-87 12:48:25 EDT
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Posted: Fri Sep 18 12:48:25 1987
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Keywords: cheap free PD Public Domain shareware

I have just received an AT&T PC 6300, and I would like to do some
low level hacking and learn my way around the machine.  Is there a
cheap assembler available that I can use to learn my way around?

It doesn't have to be too powerful (although I'll certainly use extra
features if I get them).  Sources would be nice.  A cross assembler
would be okay if it will run on AT&T UNIX System V and generate .exe
files I can download with kermit.  I would like public domain and free,
shareware and cheap, or cheap, in that order of preference.

I don't subscribe to this group, so please reply by phone or email.
AtDhVaAnNkCsE.

			--Bill Buie	Commercial (201)386-6100
					Cornet   (AT&T) 232-6100
					Email  ..!ihnp4!moss!wjb

P.S.	Can anybody point me to a good source of info on how to make
	DOS calls from machine language?