3 Jun
2006
3 Jun
'06
12:01 p.m.
Does anyone recognize a Z80 assember that would produce listings with
this header on the top of each page:
"LOC OBJ CODE M STMT SOURCE STATEMENT"
The listing in this document I found online matches the source code
format and listing format of the assembler I'm looking for:
http://www.lc80.de/download/lc80-monitor_rom.pdf
I don't just want to assemble some Z80 code, I can find plenty of
assemblers to do that. I want to find one that I can use to exactly
recreate a hardcopy listing of some particular Z80 code without any
changes to the source code format and output listing format.
3 Jun
3 Jun
12:37 p.m.
Glen Slick wrote:
Does anyone recognize a Z80 assember that would
produce listings with
this header on the top of each page:
"LOC OBJ CODE M STMT SOURCE STATEMENT"
The only assembler I know of that produces that statement at the top of
its listings isn't for Z80, it's for IBM mainframes.
Tachyon z/Assembler.
Peace... Sridhar
1 p.m.
On 6/3/2006 at 12:01 PM Glen Slick wrote:
I don't just want to assemble some Z80 code, I can
find plenty of
assemblers to do that. I want to find one that I can use to exactly
recreate a hardcopy listing of some particular Z80 code without any
changes to the source code format and output listing format.
To my eye (and my references), this is the standard ASM assembler as it ran
on the Zilog Development System. Contrast your listing with the samples in
the Zilog "Z80-Assembly Language Programming Manual". (February 1977).
There may have also been a Zilog cross-assembler for mainframes; I don't
recall.
Didn't the ZDS use hard-sector 8" floppies? I can't remember for certain.
Cheers,
Chuck
2:22 p.m.
Chuck Guzis wrote:
On 6/3/2006 at 12:01 PM Glen Slick wrote:
I have the sources for the ZDS (OS plus toolchain) *somewhere*.
I can keep an eye open for them...
I don't just want to assemble some Z80 code,
I can find plenty of
assemblers to do that. I want to find one that I can use to exactly
recreate a hardcopy listing of some particular Z80 code without any
changes to the source code format and output listing format.
To my eye (and my references), this is the standard ASM assembler as it ran
on the Zilog Development System. Contrast your listing with the samples in
the Zilog "Z80-Assembly Language Programming Manual". (February 1977).
There may have also been a Zilog cross-assembler for mainframes; I don't
recall. Didn't the ZDS use hard-sector 8" floppies?
I can't remember for certain.
Yes.
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