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- The command file named 'alecpm' is used to assemble and link the CP/M
- emulator. The command file named 'alecpmt' is used to assemble and link a
- version of the emulator that is capable of tracing individual instructions.
-
- Both of these command files assume that you already have a copy of the
- following three files:
- 1. A68k - macro assembler by Charlie Gibbs
- 2. Blink - linker by the Software Distillery
- 3. Small.lib - pint sized version of amiga.lib
-
- All of the above files are available on Fred Fish disks. The numbers are
- as follows:
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- Name FF disk number
- ---- --------------
- A68k 110
- Blink 40
- Small.lib 92
-
- The above files are also available for downloading from the KMMM Pascal
- BBS. Your local Amiga BBS may also have them.
-
- The command file 'alecpm' expects a single digit parameter. For example,
- to create a new version of the emulator after altering part 1 of the
- assembly language source file, you would enter the CLI command
- 'EXECUTE ALECPM 1'. Enter 'EXECUTE ALECPM 2' after altering part 2 of the
- source. Before running either variant of the above commnads for the first
- time, enter 'a68k ecpm1.asm' and 'a68k ecpm2.asm' to be sure that both
- object files needed by the link step are present.
-
- The command file 'alecpm' also includes a step to delete the tracing
- version of the emulator, since altering either part of the source file will
- cause the tracing version to become outdated.
-
- Now for the commercial:
-
- KMMM Pascal BBS
- (609) 232-0773
- 24 hours a day
- 7 days a week
- 300/1200/2400/9600 bps
- 9600 is USRobotics HST protocol
- Passing a simple IQ test required for full access
-
- This file created by:
- Willi Kusche
- SYSOP
- KMMM Pascal BBS
- July 2, 1988
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