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Following assemblers are given on above website. And you can see the complete source codes of these assemblers before downloading it.

- 8085 Advanced Assembler implemented in C - 8085 Assembler small version implemented in C - Implementation of DBMS (Database Management System) in C - Hypothetical 8085 Assembler in C - Implementation of DBMS (Database Management System) in C/C++ - Implementation of Macro assembler in C - Implementation of Cache Memory program in C language

in addition to above codes you can also see assembly langauge tutorials , DOS operation system articles etc

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georgerxz
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URL left for identification. Useless. The code is generally illegal for standard C, and the variations are based on a 20 or so year old Turbo compiler for DOS. Correction is apparently non-trivial. PLONK georgexr.

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 Chuck F (cbfalconer at maineline dot net)
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CBFalconer

The 8085 was put in the shaddow 25 years ago by the 8088, into the bin with it.

Rene

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Rene Tschaggelar

Reserving any comments about the quality and completeness of the implementation, and FWIW, I compiled the "8085 Advanced Assembler" on __STDC__ (SVR4) after about 10 minutes of hacking missing library functions and converting "//" to canonical comments, and it does work. What is non-standard about the code?

Regards,

Michael

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msg

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Apart from missing library functions, // comments, you have "void main()", non-existent include files, etc. In addition the 8085 hasn't been available for at least a decade. It was Intel's aborted effort to recapture the 8080 base from the Z80, using code incompatibilities. In general it advertises evil practices.

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 Chuck F (cbfalconer at maineline dot net)
   Available for consulting/temporary embedded and systems.
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CBFalconer

Why are you complaining about // comments? They've been part of the C standard for more than seven years. If you have to use an ancient C compiler that doesn't support them, it's easy enough to use sed or the like to remove them.

Eric

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Eric Smith

Next time, please try to preserve at least a complete paragraph of my messages in the quote. Your technique of cutting back to a few words can be used to simulate almost anything.

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 Chuck F (cbfalconer at maineline dot net)
   Available for consulting/temporary embedded and systems.
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CBFalconer

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