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Date: October 20, 1987 14:40
From: CHARM::MORRIS
To: @sys$mail:engineer
A new improved version of asm68 is now available. It fixes some of the old annoying bugs like: btst.b #1,t btst.l #2,d0 These no longer give errors, I haven't checked all the old problems, because I can't remember what they all were. So any prompts are welcome. It also has expanded macro capability, If you want to use the new features I have 1 manual you can look at. Otherwise it seems compatible with the older version of asm68. Do: $ @charm$sysdevice:[c68r5v0]cdefs.com ! setup new interc stuff in your LOGIN.COM file if you want to use the new assembler. DELETE the old one which looked like this: $ @sys$sysdevice:[c68r3v1.com]cdefs.com This will also define 2 new commands ASM68010 and ASM68020, which are assemblers for those chips (actually the same assembler, but enabling more opcodes). It also sets up the latest librarian if you have been using clbr. Typing: $ HELP/LIBR=c68help will give help on the switches for the new commands. Any problems, see me. Jim.
Oct 20, 1987