On Wed, 14 Feb 2001, Les wrote:

> Hello All.
>
> Is the latest version of GPASM as stable as MPASM.

Only in the sense that the freeways in New York are more stable than the ones in
Kobe or San Fransico. MPASM is stable in and of its self, however the ground
upon which it is forced to sit often breaks into giant fissures sucking in MPASM
and anything running along with it (like the thinness of one's patience).

As I said in the other message posted minutes within this one, Microchip has
donated test files to us and we'll use them to to gpasm. Craig Franklin, a new
member to the gpasm team, has made tremendous progress in the last few months
making gpasm more compatible with mpasm. (The list files are indistinguishable
in many cases). gpasm-0.9.0 has been released. I've got a beta copy of 0.9.1 and
I expect the final 0.9.1 out by this weekend.

Scott

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