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Added CP/M tools to build 86-DOS 0.11 under CP/M or Cromemco CDOS.
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## Building
All source files must be built using Seattle Computer Products' ASM-86 assembler. According to binary fragments found in the uninitialized data areas of executables, this version of 86-DOS was originally built under CP/M-80 2.2. However, since the CP/M-80 version of ASM-86 is not available online, the source files can only be assembled under DOS or Windows using the DOS version of ASM-86, branded simply as ASM. All assembly language source files in this repository use the extension <code>.ASM</code> so that they are accepted by the ASM assembler. Should a CP/M-80 version of ASM-86 surface one day, and if these files are to be built under CP/M, the extensions of the source files must be changed to <code>.A86</code>.
All source files must be built using Seattle Computer Products' ASM-86 assembler. According to binary fragments found in the uninitialized data areas of executables, this version of 86-DOS was originally built under CDOS 2.x (a CP/M-like operating system developed by Cromemco). All assembly language source files in this repository use the extension <code>.ASM</code>, so that they are accepted by the DOS version of the ASM-86 assembler, branded simply as ASM. Should this operating system be built under CDOS or CP/M, the extensions of the source files must be changed to <code>.A86</code>.
### Source to Object
To assemble a source file, invoke ASM with the command line: