BILLW@SCORE.STANFORD.EDU (William "Chops" Westfield) (06/21/88)
I'm interested in playing with some of the single chip micros that exist, and am looking for (free or cheap) software to get started with (eg mini-OSes, tiny-basics, micro-forths, cross-assemblers/compilers, and so on. I guess Im interested in any single chip processor - 8752, 8742, 8741, 8051, 68x5, 68x3, etc... Thanks Bill Westfield -------
cjl@ecsvax.uncecs.edu (Charles Lord) (06/21/88)
For any interested parties, the PC-SIG collection of PD/Shareware
has a series of cross assemblers for the PC. These were all
provided by a company called Pseudocode in Newport News, VA.
I believe they have 8051,8048 [PC-SIG disk #777] as well as
6800,6502,z-80, and some others. The xasm's are no-frill and
do no macro/conditionals, etc but are shareware with a paltry
$30 commercial use registration fee. I have used the 8051 xasm
and have been happy with it so far.
To get PC-Sig disks, try local large BBS's or you can order direct
from the PC-SIG folks at $6.00/disk.
X-asm disks:
775: 6800,6805
776: 1802,6502
777: 8748,8751
778: 8085,Z-80
If anyone can shed more light on the enhanced products from Pseudo
that were promised in mid/late 87, please let me know.
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Charles Lord
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