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I'm running it on X64 linux using dosbox.? A Dell I5 5440 and linux on it is Mint 21.3 64bit. FYI got amsx to run...? it was far to dumb.? I really didn't expect it to be that simple! The Zip had

MyZ80 is an excellent emulator. I wish the code existed somewhere — I’d love to port it for x64. Rich http://cini.classiccmp.org/ Long Island S100 User’s Group Get

Hi Rich, Been doing asm code since my first Altair... TASM I have it.? Good assembler. Its one of the dozen on the AMproLB+, S100 crates (both compupro and NS* horizon chassis), Kaypro4/84, and

One of the assemblers I saw mentioned above is one I particularly like: TASM. Multi-target, multiple host versions (DOS, Win32, Win64). It has been my go-to for over 20 years, although I've used a

Josh, 7400 lines for ZMCV15 according to my editor. The only assembler under CP/M Z80asm (SLR) that wasn't 1005 fail found 3880 lines with syntax or opcode errors.? The other was Z80MR and it was

Bruce Tomlin is the author of ASMX. Herb modified the code a tad and that's what he has on his web site. Someone is hosting a GITHUB repository that also has Bruce's latest version 2.0b5, which is

I don't think there's more than 5,000 lines of code... so this is nearly 1 error per line.That translates to about 100 errors that will need to be search and replaced... that's quite a bit of

Heh... I got 7788 errors with zmac... I tried building asmx2.0b5 on a Raspberry Pi but it failed with this: cc -Wall -O2 -DVERSION=\"2.0b5\"? -march=amdfam10 -c -o asmx.o asmx.c cc: error:

Fed the file to Z80ASM... Only 3388 errors found.

A few hours using Vteco will likely get me there. Takes me back to the early 80s... complete with the frustrations. Its why the S100 crate has 12 different assemblers for Z80 along never minding

HINT: its Mint 21. A list of errors longer than my arm.? (over 100 lines!). That was a make from the source directory, make install is meaningless to my system as "install" gets a "no rule or target

I compiled asmx from Herb's site on my Mint 17.3 machine with no problems, and it assembled zmc15 just fine.? What happens when you try to build it on Mint 21? -Bob

I'm sure it's still Z80 code.? Once you figure out the other directives, any good editor with search and replace should fix it up quickly. Plan B.? Get a PC that runs ASM20

I haven't run Slackware since '98. I'm running Mint 21 cinnamon... Meantime in CP/M world on real hardware.... I'm tried a dozen Z80 assemblers, least that what on the AmproLB+. The only thing more

Hmmm... I had no issues compiling asmx2.0b5 on my Slackware machine via make, but "gcc *-c -o asmx' did not work and I didn't pursue the error.? Let me try (probably tomorrow) building it on my

Still not running... Is there some missing incantation?? This is familiar to me with foreign (not repository) code that seems to mostly do nothing. Trying to build with gcc is also a dud. It would

Herb Johnson has a modified version of asmx on his website at https://www.retrotechnology.com/memship/asmx.html that assembles zmcv15. -Bob

I'm trying to assemble ZMCV15.... ASMZ80 V20 can't get it to? run under Linux Mint and its format is sufficient different that most of the Z80 assembler I run under the emulator (MyZ80) all find

My next step is to get to the base raw SD initialization and read/write. The idea is more compact code that has no fat artifacts or code needed to handle it as fat. to me other than a few keep out

That may be it, I really don't enjoy parsing the FAT structure.? Accessing the device on the LBA makes more sense to me as its really just a large number of addressable blocks.? I've done that with