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Here is an assembler description and here is source code for the engine.Дuring my work on ASM80 I developed some minor things in JavaScript.

Nearly the same syntax and directives for all CPUs.

Grant SearleвЂ™s Single Board Computers with 6502, 6809 and Z80.

Czech computers PMI-80, PMD-85, JPR-1 (also known as SAPI-1).

Simulated workspace for your files (itвЂ™s stored technically in your browser, so you havenвЂ™t to got any вЂњserver accountвЂќ).

This is a web-based IDEВ with following features: Then I added whole computer emulationsвЂ¦ДЄnd all of this is free, online, partially open source. Later I added CPU emulating engines, so you could debug your compiled code. IвЂ™ve integrated it with the editor into one вЂњIDEвЂќ. My goal was to create a modular assembler for different 8bit CPUs, from 8080 to 6809, with simillar syntax. I choose text editor in JavaScript and start development of my very own assembler engine. One year ago IвЂ™ve decided to reinvent my wheel again, and this time without server back support. Great thing! Later IвЂ™ve added FLASH-based Spectrum emulator, so I could write programs for ZXS, compile it and try it directly in emulator. You wrote a code in your browser, pressed COMPILE, code went to the server, PASMO did its magic and send back my HEX (or BIN or whatever). So I wished to have вЂњan online PASMOвЂќ.ДЄt first I made online editor with server-side PASMO. But over time I had a lot of assemblers, compilers and IDEs for different CPUs somewhere on my disk. It is a great state-of-the-art assembler, really perfect. When I bought PhilвЂ™s V6Z80P, I used PASMO assembler. But internet is a magic вЂњbig space for everythingвЂќ.

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There is a lot of development tools for these computers, a tons of assemblers and utilities for any OS, from CP/M to Mac OS, DOS, Linux and Windows including. That would be very precious knowledge, especially if it can replaces the OS we use for our use cases, for example a FreeDOS alternative you can say it would have no one remaining bug.A long time ago I started to play with 8bit CPUs and old computersвЂ¦ again. Interesting knowledge would be to tell us a mass use OS which you can stare it would have no one remaining bugs. So, on the contrary this is a platitude you don't have to prove. I'm myself able to list multiple OS but I'm not able to list a single one that does not have a single bug.

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On the contrary, saying it would still have bugs is not a strong statement, it's a common thing about software development, you don't have to prove it. If the one doing it does not do any formal demonstration to prove it, no one has to take this statement true (more precisely: everyone has to ignore the statement). But telling an OS has no bug at all or telling an OS is crippled with bugs is a very strong statement that requires a formal demonstration from the one doing it. I'm not saying there is no bugs, I just don't have the knowledge to either tell there is no bug at all either tell it's crippled with bugs. It's most likely riddled with bugs.> it's most likely riddled with bugs

Your contributions to these observations of mine would be deeply appreciated.ДЇor the sake of crystal clarity: precisely what point are you TRYING to make? I didn't know that the CP/M operating system was bug-free. I'm actually old enough to remember Intel 4004 Assembly Language.

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Unless you have used 'FreeDOS', and are totally familiar with IT, then (1) being old enough to remember 'Dos 6.2' and 'Windows 3.1' and (2) '.your knowing, in general, that DOS PRODUCTS ARE NOT BUG FREE stretches whatever point you're trying to make to beyond the breaking point. So is FreeDOS so small that all the bugs have been worked out then? I'm actually old enough to remember Dos 6.2 and Windows 3.1 but I didn't know that DOS products were bug free.Not to put TOO fine a point on this, but it is DEFINITELY NOTED THAT WHAT YOU SAID WAS: '.I'm actually old enough to remember Dos 6.2 and Windows 3.1.'.ДЄnd THEN you went on to say, '.but I didn't know that DOS products were bug free.'ДЄ quick course in Aristotelian logic for you: the subject here, since you seem to have missed it, is 'FreeDOS'.

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