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[Dave Philipsen]

EDTASM+ was the first assembler I ever used and it was the first 
accessory I ever bought for my 4K Color Computer.  I learned 6809 
assembler with it and my Lance Leventhal book back in 1979 I think. It's 
an excellent starting point but I must admit that after I got started I 
quickly moved on to the assembler that came with OS9 L1 then L2 then the 
AS assembler.  Now, for standalone embedded applications without an 
operating system I use the CSC6809 assembler that is probably at least 
25 years old but very capable.  I have the 6801/11,  6502, 8048, and 
8051 versions of it too along with some nice utilities for manipulating 
object code files.  These programs were written by a guy named Bud Pass 
(PhD) down in Georgia.  I have no idea if he still markets them.

Dave Philipsen


On 7/27/2015 12:05 AM, Kip Koon wrote:
> Hi Bill,
> Here's some dropbox links for you.  The EDTASM.zip file has both Tandy's EDTASM and Robert Gault's upgrade EDTASM++.  EDTASM.dsk is the TANDY EDTASM I believe and EDTASM++.dsk and EDTASM++.txt is Robert Gault's Upgrade of EDTASM++.  The upgrade was adapting EDTASM to the 6309 microprocessor.  I'm giving you both just in case you might someday need it.
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