At 07:56 AM 6/13/01 -0400, you wrote:
>> Am looking for a simple, small assembler to generate code for Subj
>> PICs (to test out homebrew programming hardware).  At this point, I
>> merely want to view generated machine code so I can feed it to the
>> hardware by way of other software.
>
>Download MPLAB from the Micrchip web site.  It is free and includes an
>assembler.

The version I have has two assemblers, mpasm.exe which has a kind of
DOS text-moe windowing thing going, and mpasmwin.exe which has a Windows
interface. You don't see either if you use mplab. They will both
work as absolute assemblers (no seperate linking step required).

Best regards,

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