Hi to all

Did anybody come across an assembler with the name of BCASM?

One collegue of mine is producing devices with PICs for some time and
his product has not changed for some years. Now he wants to do some
modifications, but the original software was written in 1992 with an assembler
with the name of BCASM. (This name he retrieved from the batch file defining
the DOS environmental variables). PIC's used are the 5X range.

The problem is now that this assembler created some pseudo-opcodes
(macro-like instructions) that are not included in the original assembler code.
This code was written under contract from a consultant, but in the meanwhile
another person is involved.

To re-write the whole code will be very lenghty and costly. Is somebody aware
of such an assembler or could put me on a track?

Your advice will be appreciated.

Regards,
Christof
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