Sorry for replying to myself. ;-) But the funny license that DASM has, is
one of the reasons I ported the 6502 assembler to DOS that can be found
here:
http://www.whimsey.com/as6502/index.html
It is a very primitive assembler compared to DASM. In particular it has no
macro facility. But if somebody wanted to make a project out of it, this
might be a good place to start. There are no restrictions on redistributing
the source code to new versions.
John
John Wrote:
> Well the reason I never did anything more with it (if memory serves me) is
> that DASM has a funny license. Technically, you can't redistribute
modified
> source code or make a new version. So I uploaded only the one file so
> people who were interested in it could make their own version. I think
this
> idea of having one version with one person in charge is a good idea, but
I'm
> not sure the license allows for it. I think that's why everybody *rolls
> their own*.
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