Re: LZ: Programing


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Re: LZ: Programing



> It should be possible to write a program which takes normal assembly
> code and compiles that into machine code.  The problem is that such
> a program would take a large amount of memory.  Assembler sources
> would be huge if it stored the exact text.  If the assembler
> assembled each instruction as you entered it (displaying the
> program listing from a disassembly) and only stored the actual
> stuff you typed for label names, the size of source problem would
> diminish.

Someone please write it. The 86 and the ExpanderSF make this practical.


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