jhumphre@rucs2.sunlab.cs.runet.edu (Jeff Humphrey (Jeffus)) (02/13/91)
I am in need of a locator for the 8086/88 80186/88 processor family
object code and like most college students I am short on cash. Does
anyone out in net-land know where I can find a cheap (or public)
copy .... high quality is nice but not mandatory.
Thanks guys and gals
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Jeff Humphrey @ Radford University Virginia
********************************************************************apn@Apple.COM (Alex Novickis) (02/22/91)
In article <1991Feb12.180523.1725@rucs2.sunlab.cs.runet.edu> jhumphre@rucs2.sunlab.cs.runet.edu (Jeff Humphrey (Jeffus)) writes: > > I am in need of a locator for the 8086/88 80186/88 processor family >object code and like most college students I am short on cash. Does >anyone out in net-land know where I can find a cheap (or public) >copy .... high quality is nice but not mandatory. > > Thanks guys and gals > >******************************************************************** > Some things matter /* and others don't */ > Jeff Humphrey @ Radford University Virginia >******************************************************************** If your not as short on cash, I would recommend the product from systems & Software called "Link & Locate ". If you are poor then check back in the past issues of Dr. Dobbs. there was once published a src and "theory of ops" for exe to absolute relocation.. all in C -- Alex P. Novickis, Real Time systems demi-guru. (W) 408-370-4541 ALINK:alex.n (PAGE) 989-6678 UUCP:{amdahl,claris,pyramid,sun,decwrl,well,ubvax,ames}!apn@apple.com,apn@nonvon "I think... I think it's in my basement. Let me go upstairs and check"-Escher.