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l---+--T-1L---+---T2----+----3--T-+----T----+-T--5----+----6----r----7----R----8
README.TXT 1990 December 24
The archive from which this file came (ashc5.arc)
contains all files for the ashc5 cross assembler for Motorola's
68HC05 parts, for use on IBM PC's and compatibles. This cross
assembler is a "version 1.2" Motorola Freeware Assembler and,
except for giving 68HC05 cycle times and being compiled with a
different version of Microsoft QuickC (2.5 vs. 2.0), is identical
to "version 1.2" of as5.
Because this is an addition to the "version 1.2" family
of assemblers, I have included in the archive some of the
documentation files that come with the full set of assemblers.
You may obtain the full set of IBM executables by downloading
FASPC1P2.ARC and the full set of source files by downloading
FASRC1P2.ARC. To get a full manual, download ASREF.ARC, which
unARCs into ASREF.MAN.
Here are the files in the ashc5.arc archive, grouped by
type:
EXECUTABLE:
ASHC5.EXE assembler for 68HC05 parts, to be used on
IBM PC's and compatibles (compiled with
Microsoft QuickC, version 2.5, compact
memory model)
DOCUMENTATION:
README.TXT this file
READEXE.TXT the README.TXT file for the executable set of
"version 1.2" Motorola Freeware Assemblers
(from FASPC1P2.ARC) edited to mention
ashc5; very similar to READSRC.TXT
READSRC.TXT the README.TXT file for the source code set of
"version 1.2" Motorola Freeware Assemblers
(from FASRC1P2.ARC) edited to mention
ashc5.c; very similar to READEXE.TXT
ASEMBLER.DOC short rundown on the Motorola Freeware
Assemblers, edited to mention ashc5
SOURCE CODE, SHARED WITH OTHER "VERSION 1.2" ASSEMBLERS:
*.c, dated 7-15-90 1:20a
*.h, dated 7-15-90 1:20a
SOURCE CODE, UNIQUE TO THE ASHC5 ASSEMBLER:
*.c, dated 12-24-90 1:20a
*.h, dated 12-24-90 1:20a
If you want to recompile the assembler for any reason,
just tell your compiler to compile ashc5.c, which will then tell
your compiler to read the other source files.
Cheers!
I hereby release to the public domain this document and
all my work on the ashc5 assembler.
Greg Thoman