Date: 28 February 1982 04:15-EST
From: Leor Zolman
To:   All
Re:   New BDS C Program to replace CMAC.LIB available

BDS C users who write assembly language functions to be linked in 
with C programs should check out the CASM package I just left.
The files are:
	CASM.C
	CASM.DOC
	CASM.SUB
With CASM, you no longer need MAC.COM and CMAC.LIB...new versions 
of DEFF2.ASM and DEFF2A.ASM,  using the new .CSM format,  will be 
available soon (the new versions will be shorter).


Date: 3 March 1982 03:51-EST
From: Leor Zolman
To:   All
Re:   New BDS C CASM

I've uploaded a new version of CASM, and new sources for the BDS C 
machine language library.

The new files are:
	CASM.C  	CRC = AD 5A (normal)
	CASM.CQ 	CRC = 39 41 (squeezed)
	CASM.DOC	CRC = 1A A1 (normal)
	CASM.DQC	CRC = 7F 63 (squeezed)
	CASM.COM	CRC = EE D1
	CASM.SUB	CRC = D8 48
	DEFF2.CRL	CRC = 5E 51
	DEFF2.CSM	CRC = 82 8B (normal)
	DEFF2.CQM	CRC = 07 B1 (squeezed)
	DEFF2A.CSM	CRC = 00 45 (normal)
	DEFF2A.CQM	CRC = D3 91 (squeezed)
	SAMPLE.CSM	CRC = 91 11

The new CASM handles labels more intelligently;  undefined labels 
and  multiple definitions are caught by CASM instead of requiring 
the assembler to stop them.