Program name: XASM v1.04
 
Author name:  Stuart Venters
Address:      804 Watts Drive.
              Huntsville, Alabama  35801
 
Suggested Donation:  $50.00.  This includes the latest version release disk and
user's choice of target machine definition file.
 
Program Description:
 
XASM is a macro configured cross-assembler written for single chip computers
that allows the use of a PC as a development station for several target CPUs.
It was not written for any specific machine.  It contains no built in machine
opcodes like JMP or LOAD.  Instead these are provided by macro definitions
files configured for each target microprocessor.  It was designed to eliminate
problems associated with cross-compilers such as cost, speed, error checking,
listing format, macro implementation, and portability.  Macro files are
currently available for the Seiko 1102 1112 and the SMC 1102 (these require
the object code scrambler program).  Also available are macro files for the
General Instrument PIC-1650 series, the Hitachi 6301, 6303, 63701, 6801, 6803,
and the Motorola 6800, 6801, and 6803. The Hitachi 6305 and 6805 are support-
ed, as are the Motorola 6805 and 68705.  There are also macro files for the
INTEL 8048 and 8041 series and for ZILOG Z8 family.
 
This diskette also contains abbreviated demonstration versions of four user
supported APL Workspaces, which require STSC's APL*PLUS(tm), version 3.0+,
and at least 192 K ram to run.