On Mar 13, 5:06 pm, Phat Sam wrote:
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> O.k. You *might* want to be more specific on this one... Bear in mind
> that Borland makes a TASM that comes with various compilers. But
> likewise, a version of TASM exist made by someone else that is a
> cross-platform assembler used to generate code for microprocessors
> that have on-board eeprom memory that is programmed using an eeprom
> burner and later used to control various projects....
Yup! I remember doing that with TASM. I took out the chip of a Canon
fax machine, decompiled the code, bought another chip and re-
programmed it. I needed to turn the fax into a motorized scanner for
35 metre Oil-well log reading. Worked fabulously! Ah! - the good old
hacking days..
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