Over at Github, erkyrath has recently put up the source code of the Infocom game interpreters for many systems, including CP/M. The cpm80 source code is accompanied by a .PRN which reads "AVOCET SYSTEMS Z80 ASSEMBLER - VERSION 1.03C."--
Does anyone know of a source for this assembler?
--nathanael
No ,but I found a manual at: https://archive.org/details/manualzilla-id-5752650Thanks!
David
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Nathanael wrote:
Over at Github, erkyrath has recently put up the source code of the Infocom game interpreters for many systems, including CP/M. The cpm80 source code is accompanied by a .PRN which reads "AVOCET SYSTEMS Z80 ASSEMBLER - VERSION 1.03C."
Does anyone know of a source for this assembler?
--nathanael--
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On Thursday, December 14, 2023 at 6:28:22rC>AM UTC+8, David Snowdon wrote:Thanks to Steven Hirsch for putting me onto the 2500AD assembler/linker, which is essentially the Avocet assembler. I only ran into a single issue, which involved a change at line 4041 from DB $27, $22 to DB 027H, 022H. A binary compare on the output with an existing .COM file found it basically byte-identical.
No ,but I found a manual at: https://archive.org/details/manualzilla-id-5752650
David
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Nathanael wrote:
Over at Github, erkyrath has recently put up the source code of the Infocom game interpreters for many systems, including CP/M. The cpm80 source code is accompanied by a .PRN which reads "AVOCET SYSTEMS Z80 ASSEMBLER - VERSION 1.03C."
Does anyone know of a source for this assembler?
Thanks!--nathanael--
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