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From: jeff <jko@save-net.com>
Subject: Assembler Tools
Date: Mon, 15 Sep 2003 07:30:23 -0700
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For the last year I've been struggling with
asm development tools and have put together
a combination that works.  Next, the plan is
to continue porting the DOS alib to Linux or
build a filemanger to complete the Assembler
tool package.

Anyway, is anyone interested in looking at
this?  It does symbolic debugging and
includes a editor with some syntax highlighting.
Basically, one can debug using the source
file and set breakpoints with mouse clicks.

The editor is written in assembler and can
be used as a base to create other editors.
Everything is table driven and it has commands
for simple windowing, macros, paragaphing,
user extensions, calculator, etc.

jeff