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| − | DAMS is an [[Category:Assembler|Assembler]] from Micro Application. It was released in 1985. It features a monitor, a Trace mode, a disassembler. The assembler is quite fast because the text isn't stored as ASCII but tokenized (like the BASIC). This also allow detection of some errors as soon as the text is typed. | + | DAMS is an [[:Category:Assembler|Assembler]] from Micro Application. It was released in 1985. It features a monitor, a Trace mode, a disassembler. The assembler is quite fast because the text isn't stored as ASCII but tokenized (like the BASIC). This also allow detection of some errors as soon as the text is typed. |
This assembler is one of the favourites of the french CPC Scene, along with [[Maxam]]. DAMS does not recognize undocumented opcodes. | This assembler is one of the favourites of the french CPC Scene, along with [[Maxam]]. DAMS does not recognize undocumented opcodes. | ||
[[Category:Programming software]] [[Category:Assembler]] | [[Category:Programming software]] [[Category:Assembler]] | ||
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Revision as of 21:20, 17 December 2010
DAMS is an Assembler from Micro Application. It was released in 1985. It features a monitor, a Trace mode, a disassembler. The assembler is quite fast because the text isn't stored as ASCII but tokenized (like the BASIC). This also allow detection of some errors as soon as the text is typed. This assembler is one of the favourites of the french CPC Scene, along with Maxam. DAMS does not recognize undocumented opcodes.
