The A-drive contains some "standard" utilities that you might expect to find on a CP/M system:
- ASM.COM
- CP/M Assembler - see "hello.asm" for example usage.
- BE.COM
- Binary editor, source is included as BE.C in C:.
- Originally found here.
- DDT.COM
- A simple debugger.
- DUMP.COM
- Dump file contents - this is enhanced to show both HEX and ASCII contents of files.
- Written using the Aztec C-compiler, you can find in C:, along with source code.
- ED.COM
- A simple editor.
- FU.COM
- A simple file utility/manager, written by me.
- Source is included as FU.C in C:.
- LOAD.COM
- Loader for generated .hex files, produced by ASM.COM
- PAUSE.COM
- Pause for a key-press. Source included in
PAUSE.ASM.
- Pause for a key-press. Source included in
- S.COM
- A simple vi-like editor, source code can be found in this repository.
- SLASH.COM
- Submit commands without a ".SUB" file
- Example "SLASH G: ; ZORK1"
- Source from slant
- STAT.COM
- Show file details; note that currently file-sizes are not correct.
Note that the assembler presented here is pretty basic, and you should probably prefer the one included in the C:, alongside the Aztec C-compiler.