I recently asked the good people at PowerBasic, Inc to remove an
archive from the PBDOS Misc folder that included an early shareware
version of BASM286. Occasionally, I would still receive shareware
registration checks in the mail, even though I had released the
source code to the public in 1999. I been returning them to the
sender uncashed along with a floppy disk containing the BASM files.
I just don't want to mess with that anymore so I decided to make
a new archive that combines the PB3.x source code to the BASM
translator, a compiled executable, a help text file, and a
large number of samples.
The target audience should have some familiarity using an assembler
and linker for MSDOS. I recommend MASM/LINK or TASM/TLINK. And
for Pete's sake, be careful and don't break anything!
The new archive can be downloaded from http://Bcx.BasicGuru.Com
You'll see the link at the top of the page. Have fun!
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archive from the PBDOS Misc folder that included an early shareware
version of BASM286. Occasionally, I would still receive shareware
registration checks in the mail, even though I had released the
source code to the public in 1999. I been returning them to the
sender uncashed along with a floppy disk containing the BASM files.
I just don't want to mess with that anymore so I decided to make
a new archive that combines the PB3.x source code to the BASM
translator, a compiled executable, a help text file, and a
large number of samples.
The target audience should have some familiarity using an assembler
and linker for MSDOS. I recommend MASM/LINK or TASM/TLINK. And
for Pete's sake, be careful and don't break anything!
The new archive can be downloaded from http://Bcx.BasicGuru.Com
You'll see the link at the top of the page. Have fun!
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