12 Dec
2018
12 Dec
'18
9:05 p.m.
It was thus said that the Great allison via cctalk once stated:
On 12/12/2018 03:04 PM, Sean Conner via cctalk wrote:
I learned assembly on the 6809, then the 8086 (technically the 8088). I've
always heard that it was designed to make porting code from the 8080/Z80
easy. But I never really learned the assembly for the 8080/Z80. I only
mentioned it because I think (if I recall) TED.COM was limited to editing
around 60K or so (one segment's worth of memory).
But I can see it won't fit your needs.
-spc
It was thus said that the Great allison via
cctalk once stated:
Your not serious?? Z80 or 8080 to 8086 is not too bad but the other way
is plain nuts. The whole thing comes from a project for
myself...?
I wanted a very basic screen based editor written in 8080/8085/z80 asm
and compact
(as in under 4K).? I figured first lets inquire of the Internet to see
if I need to and code exists...
I remember typing in TED.ASM from one of the PC
magazines in the late 80s.
Yes, it's for MS-DOS, but:
1) The 8086 is somewhat, kind of, source compatible with the
8080/Z80 (if you squint hard enough)