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Now You Can Develop 8086/8088 Code on Your 8080/Z-80
with Jonathan Mills’ XASM86™ Cross-Assembler

Bridge the gap between the 8080/Z-80 & the powerful new 8086/8088 with XASM86. This highly
acclaimed cross-assembler as described in the June 1981 & April 14982 issues of Dr. Dobb’s Journal is available now

The XASM86 disk contains 15 files including: XASM86 features include:

e THE CROSS-ASSEMBLER e MATH SUPPORT Intel 8087 support included

e I/O Shipped with standard CP/M*
e@ MNEMONIC TABLE FOR XASM86 I/O installed

e LABELS All characters significant (200 +
e THE XASM86 LOADER possible)

e INCLUDE May nest included source files
e SOURCE FILE OF I/O INTERFACE TO CP/M up to 4 deep

e ERROR HANDLING Over 100 error & warning mes-
e DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM FILES sages

e COMMENTS Selective display on output
e@ A FILE COMPARE UTILITY listings

e SYMBOL TABLE Optionally displays, sorts &

groups by usage

The above package including 100+ pages of documentation is yours for only $200.00 (postage paid USA & Canada).
@ XASM86 disk formats include standard 8” CP/M or CP/M on Micropolis
e@ Special Source Code Package available. Contact us for details.

Also: Jonathan Mills’ original Micropolis MDOS source files available on Micropolis or standard 8’ CP/M.
Executable under Micropolis MDOS only. Price $50.00.

RD SOFTWARE 1290 Monument St., Pacific Palisades, CA 90272 (213) 459-8419

CA residents add 612% sales tax: *CP/M™ of Digital Research Corp.
    

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‘Bridge the gap…’

Jonathan Mills’ XASM-86 was a cross-assembler for 8080/Z80 platform that helped a software developer to target the then new 8086 and 8088 platforms without needing to assemble on a native system. While this ability to assemble software on one platform that targets another is standard amongst modern code assemblers, in the early 1980s, XASM-86 was a novel product.

An introduction to XASM-86 - written by Jonathan Mills featured in Dr Dobb’s Journal, No. 56, June1981.

Via: Dr. Dobb’s Journal - Issue 72 (October 1982)