What 6502 macro assembler was used for the AIM-65 Monitor ROM?

On Fri, 22 Mar 2019, Mike Stein via cctalk wrote: When I started working here at the university in 1982 they used MMI- PALs in hardware developement. PALs were programmed with "PALASM 20" or "PALASM 24" written in FORTRAN IV on the Telefunken TR-440. It had been just retired when I started. After this "PALASM" was ported to the successor of this machine, a VAX-780. They had also developed an universal crossassembler "UCAMS" (Universal Cross Assembler for Microprocessors Stuttgart). It started on the TR-440, was then ported to the VAX, and in 2011 I succeeded to port it to my PDP8 under OS/8. Many many overlays. :-) In the "data catalog 1976" Intel advertises many software products written in FORTRAN IV: PL/M compilers for 8080 and 8008. Crossassembler for 4004 and 4040 MAC8 and MAC40 macroassembler for 8008 and 4040 INTERP/40 simulator for 4004 and 4040 INTERP/8 and INTERP/80 simulator for 8008 and 8080 MCS-80 crossassembler for 8080 CROMIS cross microprogramming system for i3000 bit slices In the Motorola "microcomputer development systems and subsystems" a crosscompiler for MPL ("based an PL/I"), M68SAM, a crosscompiler. All written in FORTRAN and distributed on cards or magnetic tapes, in different variants for: Sigma 9, HP 2100, IBM360/370, Nova, Honeywell 6000, CDC 6000 and PDP-11. Klemens