Z8E version 3.6.2 ================= This patch release implements fixes for two minor bugs. The first was a cursor addressing problem introduced in 3.6 and the second prevented the loading of symbols from .PRN files generated by Z80ASM, the SLR assembler. Z8E362.ARC contains the files in this distribution. They replace the corresponding files in Z8E.ARK from volume 85 so for a full complement of files you need both archives. Z8E.Z80 Updated source code Z8E.COM Patchable binary assembled from Z8E.Z80 Z8E.SYM Loadaable symbol table for patching Z8E.COM Z8E362.TXT This file 3.6 --- Z8E is a brilliant debugger for the Z80. It is about the same size as ZSID but offers so much more, including interactive full-screen animated display of instructions and registers. Originally written by Rick Surwilo in 1984 it underwent a series of revisions over the next few years. Apart from contributing some enhancements of my own, I integrated patches from several others and attempted to maintain a unified source. In this I was largely successful. This is the first update to Z8E since 1989 and its sole purpose is to support operation on terminals with more than 24 lines. For CP/M 2.2 the height of the terminal can be patched but on CP/M Plus the terminal height is obtained by interrogating the System Control Block. No extra bytes were added to the re- locatable portion of Z8E so the maximum size of a program to be debugged is undiminished. As always, if you make changes to this program then please update the documentation and post it along with the source code to somewhere accessible to interested people. Ongoing development depends on having source code available. Jon Saxton tesseract@triton.vg August 2011