28 Nov
2011
28 Nov
'11
3:53 p.m.
On 11/28/2011 5:05 AM, Philipp Hachtmann wrote:
Hello everybody,
I came across some MCS-48 SW project which I have to get into active
maintenance again. I have assembly source and listings. And some DOS
batch files wich run commands like C:\ISIS\ASM80\HEXOBJ. And there are
strange .CSD files which seem to contain some kind of build rules
similar to a makefile.
In the listings there's mentioned an ISIS-II ASM48 assembler. And an
ISIS-II linker as well. I *have* to get that stuff up and working again.
What I assume:
- ISIS-II is an Intel Intellec's OS.
- The Tools from ISIS-II have been ported to MS-DOS but still call
themselves "ISIS-II" in the listings they produce.
Am I right?
Does anybody have the software?
Heeeelp, I'm lost!
It would be very nice if one of this list could help me out. Any input
welcome!
Kind regards,
Philipp
I think Intel sold their development software to BSO (Boston Systems
Something or other) that might have ported it to other OSes like
MS-DOS - I don't believe Intel ever did. We transitioned from doing
software development on Intel blue boxes to VAXen which also hosted the
Intel tools.
I have a couple of 8 inch ISIS-II system disks, a couple of fortran
80 disks, a disk with adventure (colossal cave), an mcs48 development
disk (asm48, ice49, ctl49, etc), plm80, credit (editor), runoff, strtrk,
ice85, etc, etc. I'm reasonably certain I have mcs-51 development
tools, too. All total 14 disks.
It looks like there are some things that aren't archived on
bitsavers.org. I'd love to gift them to an organization for archival.
Bob.