Re:The Z80's feature discovered after 40 years [video]
by kazinator on Monday October 17, 2022 @07:44PM
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Though knowing what an assembler is didn't translate to easily getting one.
I used an interactive instruction-at-a-time assembler inside the Apple II+ ROM. This was a small level above entering hex. MS-DOS had a similar facility in DEBUG.COM.
Eventually I got my hands on a copy of Randy Hyde's LISA (Laser-Systems Interactive Symbolic Assembler), and was able to make larger, more complex programs.
I used an interactive instruction-at-a-time assembler inside the Apple II+ ROM. This was a small level above entering hex. MS-DOS had a similar facility in DEBUG.COM.
Eventually I got my hands on a copy of Randy Hyde's LISA (Laser-Systems Interactive Symbolic Assembler), and was able to make larger, more complex programs.