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From: pchris@sim.Berkeley.EDU (Chris Perleberg)
Newsgroups: comp.os.cpm
Subject: CP/M (PD?) Software
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Date: 10 Feb 88 23:10:08 GMT
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I recently obtained Atari's CP/M emulator for the Atari ST.  It seems to work
reasonably well.  But I do need some software including a Z80 assembler, a
C compiler, and a good text editor.  I'm willing to pay (but how would I get it
on Atari's ST CP/M format disks?) but public domain stuff would be fine.  Are
there any BBS's in the US (preferably in Calif/SF Bay Area) that have such
software?  If I have to pay, what would be a good fast assembler, not to
fancy, but fast turn around time?  How about a fast WS compatible editor?  Any
help that you can provide would be great.

Thanks,
	Chris  Perleberg
	pchris@sim.berkeley.edu