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    From Daniel@me@sc1f1dan.com to alt.lang.asm on Tue Dec 9 20:37:40 2025
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    Hi folks -

    I'm beginning to dig into 8085 asm for a major (to me) maker project and
    know I will be seeking advice and guidance from the community at
    large. I perused a dozen other ng's for assembly and this was the first
    one that had activity.

    Day saved. Though, currently, I'm not needing assistance as I'm early on
    in the process.

    Daniel
    sysop | Air & Wave BBS
    finger | calcmandan@bbs.erb.pw
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  • From Kerr-Mudd, John@admin@127.0.0.1 to alt.lang.asm on Mon Dec 22 10:49:05 2025
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    On Tue, 09 Dec 2025 20:37:40 -0800
    Daniel <me@sc1f1dan.com> wrote:

    Hi folks -

    I'm beginning to dig into 8085 asm for a major (to me) maker project and
    know I will be seeking advice and guidance from the community at
    large. I perused a dozen other ng's for assembly and this was the first
    one that had activity.

    Day saved. Though, currently, I'm not needing assistance as I'm early on
    in the process.

    Not that active, these days. Still, days are getting longer (up North,
    anyhow)
    --
    Bah, and indeed, Humbug
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  • From Daniel@me@sc1f1dan.com to alt.lang.asm on Tue Dec 23 20:29:05 2025
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    "Kerr-Mudd, John" <admin@127.0.0.1> writes:

    On Tue, 09 Dec 2025 20:37:40 -0800
    Daniel <me@sc1f1dan.com> wrote:

    Hi folks -

    I'm beginning to dig into 8085 asm for a major (to me) maker project and
    know I will be seeking advice and guidance from the community at
    large. I perused a dozen other ng's for assembly and this was the first
    one that had activity.

    Day saved. Though, currently, I'm not needing assistance as I'm early on
    in the process.

    Not that active, these days. Still, days are getting longer (up North, anyhow)

    Doesn't have to have too many people to be satisfactory.

    D
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  • From Herbert Kleebauer@klee@unibwm.de to alt.lang.asm on Wed Dec 24 11:59:09 2025
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    On 12/24/2025 5:29 AM, Daniel wrote:

    I'm beginning to dig into 8085 asm for a major (to me) maker project and >>> know I will be seeking advice and guidance from the community at
    large. I perused a dozen other ng's for assembly and this was the first
    one that had activity.

    But why an 8085 and not a simple microcontroller like:

    https://www.microchip.com/en-us/product/ATtiny85

    or if you need more IO pins:

    https://www.microchip.com/en-us/product/ATmega32

    You only need a 5V power supply, everything else
    is already on the chip.



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  • From Daniel@me@sc1f1dan.com to alt.lang.asm on Wed Dec 24 11:30:09 2025
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    Herbert Kleebauer <klee@unibwm.de> writes:

    On 12/24/2025 5:29 AM, Daniel wrote:

    I'm beginning to dig into 8085 asm for a major (to me) maker project and >>>> know I will be seeking advice and guidance from the community at
    large. I perused a dozen other ng's for assembly and this was the first >>>> one that had activity.

    But why an 8085 and not a simple microcontroller like:

    https://www.microchip.com/en-us/product/ATtiny85

    or if you need more IO pins:

    https://www.microchip.com/en-us/product/ATmega32

    You only need a 5V power supply, everything else
    is already on the chip.

    The 8085 is the chip powering my tandy laptops and I have an
    interest in creating new stuff for the platform.

    My model 200 happens to be a daily driver.

    Daniel
    sysop : air & wave bbs
    finger : calcmandan@bbs.erb.pw
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