Ron, I have exactly such a package. It is an assembler disk put together by
Jim Butterfield. It has Bryce Nesbitt's SmallLib, a debugger that is pd, and
one of the PD Assemblers – Wesley Howe's, I believe, plus some sample code and
a few other utilities. It works quite well, and is the only assembler I use
for the little things I do. Should I arc that and send it up as a package?
People who really wanted to do much assembler would still need a commercial
package, because the REAL includes are copyrighted. Commercial packages would
have licensed them for use, but the pd ones can't do that.
Betty
Put it this way – if you have a pd package that can provide a 'reasonably'
complete assembler setup in one arc file – PLEASE UPLOAD IT! I strongly
suspect someone might use it. Maybe even I'd try assembler again (I even have
a couple of manuals to play with).
Ron