[A83] Re: Using ZDS to compile programs

[A83] Re: Using ZDS to compile programs

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• Subject: [A83] Re: Using ZDS to compile programs
• From: David Phillips <david@acz.org>
• Date: Sun, 2 Dec 2001 03:15:29 -0700
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I have been doing this with Assembly Studio 8x since version 2.0 (when it
was 86 and not 8x).  This isn't at all new to ZDS :)

What case specific stuff are you talking about?  Both TASM and Assembly
Studio 8x respect the case of labels by default.  That seems like such a
BASIC thing not to do (sorry, bad pun).

> by the way, I now program for the 83 plus using ZDS.  I must say that
> early 
> on the case specific stuff was a pain, but now I am used to it.  The one 
> click compile is nice, and its great being able to split a large project 
> into a ton of smaller files.  I probably make a new .asm file for every
> 200 
> lines of code.

• [A83] Re: Using ZDS to compile programs
• From: "James Matthews" <jmatthews@generation5.org>

• [A83] Re: Using ZDS to compile programs
• From: "James Matthews" <jmatthews@generation5.org>
• [A83] Re: Using ZDS to compile programs
• From: "R. Harper Maddox" <gte172i@prism.gatech.edu>

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