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<LI><A HREF="#Documentation">The Documentation</A>
<LI><A HREF="#History">History</A>
</UL>
<BR><HR><H3><BR><A NAME="BlahBlahBlah">BlahBlahBlah</A></H3>
<BR><HR><H3 id="BlahBlahBlah">BlahBlahBlah</H3>
<P>The <B>ASMotor</B> package (<A HREF="asm.htm">xAsm</A>, <A HREF="link.htm">xLink</A>, <A HREF="fix.htm">RGBFix</A>, examples and <A HREF="#Documentation">documentation</A>) is freeware and distributed as is. The
author retains his copyright and right to modify the specifications and operation of the software without notice.
<P>In other words this means I encourage you to...
@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ you choose to use <B>ASMotor</B> you do so at your own risk.
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<P>I am happy to say that xAsm and xLink use PMODE/W as DOS-extender for the MS-DOS port! This means fast assembling of your sourcecodes. A lot faster. PMODE/W is a drop-in replacement for the bulky DOS4GW. If you are a programmer you should check out <A HREF="http://www.di.net/pmw">http://www.di.net/pmw</A><BR>
"PMODE/W is Copyright (c) 1994-1997, Charles Scheffold and Thomas Pytel. All rights reserved."<BR>
<BR><HR><H3><BR><A NAME="Author">The Author</A></H3>
<BR><HR><H3 id="Author">The Author</H3>
<P>Any questions? Write me!<BR>
<BR>
Carsten Sorensen<BR>
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Surrey GU2 6QW<BR>
United Kingdom<BR>
<BR>
<A NAME="Email">e-mail:</A><BR>
<h4 id="Email">e-mail:</h4>
<A HREF="mailto:surfsmurf@matilde.demon.co.uk">surfsmurf@matilde.demon.co.uk</A> (private)<BR>
<A HREF="mailto:csorensen@ea.com">csorensen@ea.com</A> (work)<BR>
<BR>
Get the latest version from my web page at <A HREF="http://www.matilde.demon.co.uk">http://www.matilde.demon.co.uk</A>
<BR><HR><H3><BR><A NAME="Introduction">Introduction</A></H3>
<BR><HR><H3 id="Introduction">Introduction</H3>
<P><B>ASMotor</B> is a package currently consisting of three programs (<A HREF="asm.htm">xAsm</A>, <A HREF="link.htm">xLink</A> and <A HREF="fix.htm">RGBFix</A>) originally designed for development on the Gameboy hand-held
video-game console by Nintendo but recently it has moved towards being a target independent shell for making development of new
assemblers for different processors easier.<BR>
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<P>The <A HREF="asm.htm">assembler</A> and <A HREF="link.htm">linker</A> are written entirely in ANSI C using Bison for the parser. I try to maintain two pre-compiled ports of <B>ASMotor</B>, one for the MS-DOS environment and one for Linux. Bison
is a GNU tool (compiler-compiler) tailored to aid in the development of compilers which you will need if you want to compile it afresh.<BR>
<BR><HR><H3><BR><A NAME="Installation">Installation</A></H3>
<BR><HR><H3 id="Installation">Installation</H3>
<P>Anywhere on your HD will do. For maximum enjoyment I recommend adding the directory to your path.
Alternatively you can run it from a floppy.<BR>
<BR><HR><H3><BR><A NAME="Documentation">The Documentation</A></H3>
<BR><HR><H3 id="Documentation">The Documentation</H3>
<P>The documentation only comes in one flavour. HTML. This has several advantages for me
<UL>
<LI>It's a more "portable" format.
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<LI>I can put it "as is" on <A HREF="http://www.matilde.demon.co.uk">my web page</A>.
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<BR><HR><H3><BR><A NAME="History">History</A></H3>
<BR><HR><H3 id="History">History</H3>
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<CAPTION><I>The history of ASMotor</I></CAPTION>