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ZSM | ||
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ZSM, also known as Z80ASMUK, is a Z80 assembler for CP/M, that outputs HEX files. | ||
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I like so much this assembler, so I have recopiled every ZSM version I could find over the Internet and my own disks. | ||
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I have even contributed a bit to ZSM with code of my own, mainly patches. | ||
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Additional tools | ||
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I have developed some companion tools, in order to have a good native development tool chain for the Z80 assembler programming language under the CP/M operating system: | ||
- `zsmpp`: source code preprocessor for the ZSM assembler. | ||
- `bintoasm`: converts a binary file into an assembler file for ZSM. | ||
- `hextobin`: converts a HEX file into a binary file. | ||
- `hextocom`: converts an HEX file into a COM file for CP/M. | ||
- `prl`: makes PRL relocatable files from COM files. | ||
- `prntosym`: extracts symbols from a PRN file (from ZSM v2.8+) and generates an assembler file for ZSM. | ||
- `rsx`: manages RSX files. | ||
- `dump`: prints file contents in hexadecimal and ascii format. | ||
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License | ||
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Reading the source code of ZSM, it seems there are various custom licenses involved. | ||
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Regarding my companion tools, they are under the GPL license. |