David R Brooks wrote:
> *ProteanThread* wrote:
>
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>>
>> can any (windows based) disassemble 6502/6809 or Z80 (etc.) code ?
>
> For the Z80, there's MYZ80 simulator (and others). Several
> disassemblers (including one by me
> http://members.iinet.com.au/~daveb/downloads/index.html )

Got it, thanks.  Looks pretty clean.  I had forgotten all about
asmgen.  You might want to look up the 64180 (z180) opcodes also. 
See the ddtz package on:

   <http://cbfalconer.home.att.net/download/cpm/>

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*ProteanThread* wrote:
> one that can compile native 6809, 6502, Z80, etc. code ?
> 
> are there any non-intel (6502, 6809, Z80, etc.) CPU Simulators out
> there like -
> http://sbc.rictor.org/simulator.html ?
> 
> 
> can any (windows based) disassemble 6502/6809 or Z80 (etc.) code ?
> 
For the Z80, there's MYZ80 simulator (and others). Several disassemblers 
(including one by me 
http://members.iinet.com.au/~daveb/downloads/index.html )

These all run on DOS, not Windows (but run fine in a DOS box).

one that can compile native 6809, 6502, Z80, etc. code ?

are there any non-intel (6502, 6809, Z80, etc.) CPU Simulators out
there like -
http://sbc.rictor.org/simulator.html ?


can any (windows based) disassemble 6502/6809 or Z80 (etc.) code ?


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