RE: A86: test program


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RE: A86: test program



I have a book on assembly for the Z80 written by Zilog.  It has a list of
object code equivalents for all of the instructions.  So just type in the
hex, run it with asm(.  If it's too big though you can use asmcomp( to
shrink it down (you still have to use asm( to run it) but then you can't
edit it any more.

On Wed, 22 Oct 1997, Robby Gutmann wrote:

> another quick question....i know how to convert hex numbers to decimal, but
> how do you convert an asm program into hex?  and when you do, do u just type
> it into the program editor, and then run it with asm(  ?  or do u use teh
> asmcomp( function?
> 
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