Re: Assembling for the 86 and 83
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Re: Assembling for the 86 and 83
As far as I know, there should be some assemblers for the TI-83 and
TI-86 at ticalc.org (www.ticalc.org) or TI-Philes
(tiphiles.home.ml.org). An assembler for the 80x86 would not work,
becuase the Z-80 is a totally different chip with a totally different
instruction set. For example, you use LD with the Z80 instead of MOV
for the 80x86.
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>From: DvorakEASE[SMTP:DvorakEASE@AOL.COM]
>Sent: Friday, January 23, 1998 11:34 AM
>To: CALC-TI@LISTS.PPP.TI.COM
>Subject: Assembling for the 86 and 83
>
>What is a good (& cheap???) (or free???) assembler for the Z-80 programs or
>subroutines for the calculators.
>
>I don't want another project = writing my own assembler!
>
>Wouldn't an assembler for the 80x86 chips work, if you use a restricted sub-
>set (redundant?) of the Intel instruction set???
>
>Lomp
>
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