t***@gmail.com
2013-09-03 15:49:22 UTC
George Phillips has released a new version of his zmac z-80/8080 assembler that might be of interest to people in this group.
It is now (mostly) backwards compatible with several existing assemblers including Misosys' MRAS as well as Microsoft's Macro-80 including those assemblers *.rel output. In addition (if linking is not needed) zmac will directly output TRS-80 CMD files, CP/M binaries and several other output formats.
It accepts 0x1234h as well as $1234 hex formats, an optional '.' before any pseudo-op (e.g. .ascii or ascii means the same thing) and other flexible input variations so as to be as accommodating as possible to existing z-80/8080 source code.
It comes with full documentation built-in (i.e. zmac --doc) and complete source code. I have successfully compiled it under Ubuntu Linux while doing some testing for him during zmac's latest development effort.
For anyone interested, here is where to get both the Windows binary and the source code:
http://members.shaw.ca/gp2000/zmac-update2.html
Tom
It is now (mostly) backwards compatible with several existing assemblers including Misosys' MRAS as well as Microsoft's Macro-80 including those assemblers *.rel output. In addition (if linking is not needed) zmac will directly output TRS-80 CMD files, CP/M binaries and several other output formats.
It accepts 0x1234h as well as $1234 hex formats, an optional '.' before any pseudo-op (e.g. .ascii or ascii means the same thing) and other flexible input variations so as to be as accommodating as possible to existing z-80/8080 source code.
It comes with full documentation built-in (i.e. zmac --doc) and complete source code. I have successfully compiled it under Ubuntu Linux while doing some testing for him during zmac's latest development effort.
For anyone interested, here is where to get both the Windows binary and the source code:
http://members.shaw.ca/gp2000/zmac-update2.html
Tom