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A FORTH ASSEMBLER FOR THE 6502
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The author immodestly claim that this is the best FORTH assembler ever distributed. It is the only such assembler that detects all errors in op-code generation and conditional structuring. It is released to the public domain as a defense mechanism. Three good 6502 assemblers were submitted to the FORTH Interest Group but each had some lack. Rather than merge and edit for publication, I chose to publish mine with all the submitted features plus several more.
Imagine having an assembler in 1300 bytes of object code with:
# User macros (like IF,UNTIL,) definable at any time.
# Literal values expressed in any numeric base, alterable at any time.
# Expressions using any resident computation capability.
# Nested control structures without labels, with error control.
# Assembler source itself in a portable high level language.
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