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Z-Chess III [Original][Cassette Version]
zchess3o.zip
## Z-CHESS III
16K LEVEL 2
MACHINE LANGUAGE
Z-Chess is one of the fastest, most versatile chess opponents available for your Radio Shack TRS-80 micro-computer. With its seven levels of play (with up to six levels of Lookahead) and its ability to accept and play all standard chess moves (including casting and En Passant captures), it is truly a challenge for both beginning and advance players. It can play either white or black, and its versatile board setup mode allows specific positions to be played as desired. Of course, Z-Chess will solve mate-in-two problems, and it will solve them FAST!
## A REVIEW OF Z-CHESS III from England
Z-CHESS III - NOW THE BEST
by A. J. Harding (Molimex)
It is particularly appropriate that a new star should show in the heavens at Christmas time, so it was with great interest that we received our master copy of the new version of Z-Chess from Adventure International. For some time now it has been conceded that from a skill of play viewpoint, Sargon II has been the leader in the various chess games available for the TRS-80. As it is close to a year ago since we had a tournament here to try and obtain information on how the various games were played to pass on to our customers, we thought that this would be a good time to have another one. We therefore staged a game between TRS-80's, one running Z-Chess III and one running Sargon II. As both programs have seven levels of play it would presumably be fair to play at any level, but for reasons of speed, we decided to play them against each other at their lowest levels. Without any hesitation, we award Z-Chess III the Molimex Cup. Not only did it beat Sargon II but it did so playing from a black position. In other words, the game was started with Sargon II waving the first move as white, which of course gives that player an advantage. Despite this, Z-Chess III played a better game and won. We allowed the game to go 73 moves even though it was quite obvious towards the end that Z-Chess III was going to win. In the end Z-Chess III, as we have said, playing black, finished up with one pawn, one bishop and a queen to Sargon's single king. As we were playing the two programs against each other at their lowest levels, speed did not really become a factor. Sargon II was slightly faster, but Z-Chess III certainly played within its ten second limit for a move. When Z-Chess was first introduced we had a feeling that it would become a champion and human nature being what it is we are extremely pleased that our hunch has proved to be true. We have no hesitation, therefore, in recommending Z-Chess III especially as it is only about two-thirds of the cost of Sargon II. Z-Chess III is available on cassette for 16K machines and on disk for a minimum of 32K.
WORKS ON 3.2 OR 3.3
TRS-80 TAPE Model 1 and 3 010-0080 $24.95
TRS-80 DISK Model 1 012-0080 $29.95
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Z-Dir
zdirm1be.zip
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Z-EDIT v2.0
zedit2de.zip
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Z-Edit [Full Screen Editor]MISSING
Screen Editor Z-EDIT is a full-screen editor designed as an enhancement for the editor that comes with Radio Shack's Assembly Language Development System (ALDS). It features block copies, moves, and deletions and requires no line-editor-type commands. You can insert text anywhere on the screen without having to erase anything previously typed. All points on the screen are accessible with the arrow keys. Programs created with Z-EDIT can be assembled with Radio Shack's ALDS. The software runs on all Model 4 computers under TRSDOS 6.2. The package price is $19.95. For more information, contact Frank Software, 1164 Emilie St., Green Bay, WI 54301, 414-437-6446.
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CSG PILOT-Disk-based, high level language. 32K Model I Disk $59.95 Z-EMULATOR-Executes assem. lang. lines. 16K Model I-Level-II Tape $29.95 32K Model I Disk $29.95 ENHCOMP-Integer subset BASIC compiler. Full graphics. Requires RS Editor/Assembler. 32K Model I Disk $24.95 ABBREV-Level-I abbrev. in Level-II/Disk. 16K Model I-Level-II Tape $24.95 32K Model I Disk $24.95 Dealer and OEM inquiries invited. The Cornsoft Group 6008 N.Keystone Ave., Dept. C Indianapolis, IN 46220 (317) 257-3227
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Z-Language Subroutines
zlngsubs.zip
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Z-Net Psuedo-Code Compiler Source Code [1986-06]
znts8606.zip
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Z-Sim Simulating Debugger
zsimdebg.zip
ZSIM Debug larger, more complicated programs with this simulating, labelling debugger! Any debugger will enhance the usefulness of your assembler, but only ZSIM can make your programming tasks easier! ZSIM RUNS machine code instructions one-at-a-time at your bidding; EMULATES the instruction using simulated registers; INTERRUPTS the simulations whenever any one of a large number of user-specified conditions are met; DISPLAYS mnemonics for each instruction, using convenient labels; LISTS register contents and corresponding memory locations. ZSIM works on ROM as well as RAM since you don't need breakpoints to retain execution control (although breakpoint operation is also available). This is the best tool available to examine your code in DETAIL! TRS-80 Tape 16K 0376R $29.95
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Z8 Cross Assembler v3.00c [Ser 001-009-0056]
z8crsa30.zip
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Z80 Zap
z80zapoi.zip
Z80ZAP From Org-Tex New machine language disk access/modification program. With Z80ZAP, you will be able to Read, Display and Modify disk sectors Remove Passwords from any disk file Zero Out any disk sector Recover killed or lost disk files Compare disk sectors, byte-by-byte Find any designated byte in a disk sector Apply patches, fixes, etc. Z80ZAP automatically calculates the Hash Index Code for any file and tells you exactly how to use it when recovering killed files. The flashing cursor acts as a pointer to the byte on which you are working plus its ASCII equivalent, making direct disk editing considerably easier. Designed to outperform SUPERZAP in speed and capabilities, Z80ZAP is a 'must' for disk drive owners. On Disk $29.95
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Z8000 Cross Assembler v4.01 [Ser 001-005-0053]
z8000401.zip
Z80MR v12 [Z80 Macro Assembler]
z80mr12m.zip
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Zap Debug [TD13]
zapdebg1.zip
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Zap II Pack [Set 1]
zappak2a.zip
Zap II Pack [Set 2]
zappak2b.zip
Zap II Pack [Set 3]
zappak2c.zip
Zap II Pack [Set 4]
zappak2d.zip
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ZAP III $19.95 A super zap for the Model III giving full sector and track access to any part of the TRSDOS diskettes. Jumps by tracks or sectors throughout the disk. Automatically goes to directory sectors of any disk with just one keystroke. Instant comparing of the same sectors on different disks. Full menus, lists, and descriptions of commands are available at any point. Just press clear and all commands and their descriptions are listed. Copy disk sectors, modify sectors, toggle between hex and ascii input of characters as you modify. This disk also includes COPYIT/CMD, a utility program allowing the purchaser to make more than two back-up copies of SCRIPTSIT or VISICALC for private use. Good insurance for your valuable programs. Special feature: the documentation includes a complete map of the location of all System Files on the Model III TRSDOS diskettes. Various patches also included to get rid of errors in TRSDOS 1.1 and 1.2 such as the mysterious EOF set to 0 on coping of files. This is a must purchase at $19.95.
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Zap NEWDOS/80 2.0 to run DDSD on AH at Y
zapnddds.zip
AUTOMATIC DENSITY RECOGNITION for Newdos/80 Version 2.0 The evolving line of Apparat operating systems has constantly met with customer approval. However, with the advent of double density, many N/80 V2.0 owners were chagrined by the lack of Automatic Density Recognition -- the capability to recognize both single and double density diskettes. Both can be online at the same time, but we have to reconfigure the PDRIVE parameters as we change density. That is no longer a problem. Headaches gone! DDSD/CMD was designed by Allan J. Domuret, noted author for many popular computer magazines. DDSD is no more complicated than just executing it from DOS READY. No disk ZAPS of any kind are required. DDSD can even be an 'AUTO' file. This program functions with all TRS-80 DOS systems and will not adversely affect fast CPU clock systems. DDSD will load itself at top of available memory, respecting any and all programs present. DDSD is compatible with both Mods I and III. DDSD is available only on cassette, but will easily convert to a disk file by use of LMOFFSET, a utility available to any NEWDOS owner. The general availability of this utility is exciting news for all N/80 V2 persons!! Even more exciting is the price: $19.95, less than half the price of similar utilities. And that's not all For a limited time, DDSD can be yours for just $10 -- if you subscribe to TAS at the same time. Twelve issues are $24. DDSD is $10. For maximum value, our special FLY offer is still available ($45 for 24 issues, FLY is free). There is no better time to check out this journal, so do it now! TAS focuses exclusively on the Mods I and III. DDSD/CMD, alone, is $19.95 plus shipping.
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Zap Pak [Menuzap Copyzap Killzap]
zappak1a.zip
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ZAP-80 Disk Utility vT2.6
zap80ujw.zip
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Zap/Pak 80 for NEWDOS/80 2.0
zappak1b.zip
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ZAP3 Disk Modification Utility v1.2
zap3dmlp.zip
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ZapHelper v1.07 [SuperZap Modifier]
zaphlp60.zip
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Zapper for NEWDOS/80 2.0
zapnd8ij.zip
UTILITIES MISSING COMMAND ON THE MODEL I ZAPPER NEWDOS/80 Ver. 2 users - Zaps your NEWDOS/80 Ver. 2 disk without using SUPERZAP then transfers those zaps to all your disks, update your old operating system(s) to NEWDOS/80 Ver. 2, changes single density to double and double to single density - Model I or III - 2 drives - Model I must have double density installed to use all features $24.95 Programs are on disk with instructions and listings Check, Money Order or C.O.D. Shipped Postage Paid. Add $2.00 for C.O.D. CALL - Custom Software for your application - CALL I. J. S. 625 Cedar Street - Rock Springs, Wy. 82901 Phone (307) 382-8742 NEWDOS/80-SUPERZAP-trademarks of Apparat Inc.
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The Zapplicator The Zapplicator contains all current zaps to the NEWDOS80 versions 1.0 or 2.0. Designed to save time and trouble (and mailing your original disk back to Apparat). The Zapplicator is available for $13.95 for the Model I and III. All current zaps and a maintenance program to let you add future zaps is available for $17.95. For more information contact Micro Pro Systems, Route 2 Box 533, Cumming, GA 30130, (404) 887-6814.
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ZapSit Diskette Modifier [Set 1][Self Boot]
zapstlm1.zip
ZAPSIT 1981 by Soft Sector Marketing, Inc. - Written for TRS-DOS & DOSPLUS by Larry Ashmun Requires 32K Disk - Mod III Zapsit is a stand alone machine language program that lets you examine, modify, copy disk sectors and much more. It does not use any of the resident DOS routines so that you are not limited to the restrictions of the particular DOS that you normally use. You do not have to have a system disk in DRIVE 0 once Zapsit is running. Currently there are two versions of Zapsit - one for use with TRSDOS and one for use with DOSPLUS. They are the same except in the way that they format a disk and the way that they write DATA ADDRESS MARKS. Because of the differences, they are not interchangeable. Writing to a TRSDOS diskette with the DOSPLUS version (or vice-versa) could make the diskette written too unuseable. For all disk operations you will be asked a series of questions. Each question can be answered by pressing the ENTER Key or by entering a specific value. Pressing the ENTER Key will cause the DEFAULT value to be used. All default values are indicated on the screen at the time the question is asked. When entering a specific numeric value it is assumed to be DECIMAL unless an H is appended to the number. When an H is appended, the number is assumed to be hexadecimal (base 16). CAPABILITIES Display/Modify Disk Sectors/Memory. Print to screen. Print sector to printer. Modify in Hex. Modify in ASCII. Change Track & Sector Limits. Single density read and write. Double density read and write for 1-80 track, from 0-18 sectors. Single and dual sided drives. Format a Disk. S = Standard Format. W = Format without Erase. If you press ENTER or S you will be asked which drive, what density. After answering these questions Zapsit will format the disk using the parameters specified. As each track is formatted all of the sectors are checked for readability before the next track is formatted. Any unreadable sectors are reported but the operation will not be aborted. If you type W you will be asked which drive, what density to use and if you want any bad sectors reported to the printer. Before each track is formatted each readable sector on the track is read into a holding area. Unreadable sectors are reported and their holding area is zeroed. After all of the sectors for a track are stored, the track is reformatted and the data in the holding areas written to the appropriate sectors. Verify a Disk. Verify a disk does just that. It verifies that every sector is readable. Any unreadable sectors are reported. You will be asked if you want the unreadable sectors reported to the printer. Now you can verify that the format of your diskette is in good shape before you copy your important files to a diskette. This prevents losing your data that you are trying to back up. Copy Disk Sectors. Copy disk sectors allows you to. Copy sectors (Single or Double Density) from a disk to different sectors on the same disk. Copy sectors from a Double Density disk to a different Double Density disk. Copy sectors from a Single Density disk to a different Single Density disk. Copy sectors from a Single Density disk to a Double Density disk. Copy sectors from a Double Density disk to a Single Density disk. All copying to a Different disk must be done on a Two Drive System. Zero Disk Sectors. Zero disk sectors allow you to write a value of your choice to the sectors specified. Read a Track. Reading a track allows you to read an entire track into memory, with all of the address marks and information that you don't normally see with a sector read. The output can be to either the screen or printer. List $24.95 SSM SOFT SECTOR MARKETING, INCORPORATED 6250 Middlebelt Garden City, Michigan 48135 Order Line 800-521-6504 Michigan Orders & Questions 313-425-4020 MasterCard VISA
ZapSit Diskette Modifier [Set 2]
zapstlm2.zip
ZAPSIT 1981 by Soft Sector Marketing, Inc. - Written for TRS-DOS & DOSPLUS by Larry Ashmun Requires 32K Disk - Mod III Zapsit is a stand alone machine language program that lets you examine, modify, copy disk sectors and much more. It does not use any of the resident DOS routines so that you are not limited to the restrictions of the particular DOS that you normally use. You do not have to have a system disk in DRIVE 0 once Zapsit is running. Currently there are two versions of Zapsit - one for use with TRSDOS and one for use with DOSPLUS. They are the same except in the way that they format a disk and the way that they write DATA ADDRESS MARKS. Because of the differences, they are not interchangeable. Writing to a TRSDOS diskette with the DOSPLUS version (or vice-versa) could make the diskette written too unuseable. For all disk operations you will be asked a series of questions. Each question can be answered by pressing the ENTER Key or by entering a specific value. Pressing the ENTER Key will cause the DEFAULT value to be used. All default values are indicated on the screen at the time the question is asked. When entering a specific numeric value it is assumed to be DECIMAL unless an H is appended to the number. When an H is appended, the number is assumed to be hexadecimal (base 16). CAPABILITIES Display/Modify Disk Sectors/Memory. Print to screen. Print sector to printer. Modify in Hex. Modify in ASCII. Change Track & Sector Limits. Single density read and write. Double density read and write for 1-80 track, from 0-18 sectors. Single and dual sided drives. Format a Disk. S = Standard Format. W = Format without Erase. If you press ENTER or S you will be asked which drive, what density. After answering these questions Zapsit will format the disk using the parameters specified. As each track is formatted all of the sectors are checked for readability before the next track is formatted. Any unreadable sectors are reported but the operation will not be aborted. If you type W you will be asked which drive, what density to use and if you want any bad sectors reported to the printer. Before each track is formatted each readable sector on the track is read into a holding area. Unreadable sectors are reported and their holding area is zeroed. After all of the sectors for a track are stored, the track is reformatted and the data in the holding areas written to the appropriate sectors. Verify a Disk. Verify a disk does just that. It verifies that every sector is readable. Any unreadable sectors are reported. You will be asked if you want the unreadable sectors reported to the printer. Now you can verify that the format of your diskette is in good shape before you copy your important files to a diskette. This prevents losing your data that you are trying to back up. Copy Disk Sectors. Copy disk sectors allows you to. Copy sectors (Single or Double Density) from a disk to different sectors on the same disk. Copy sectors from a Double Density disk to a different Double Density disk. Copy sectors from a Single Density disk to a different Single Density disk. Copy sectors from a Single Density disk to a Double Density disk. Copy sectors from a Double Density disk to a Single Density disk. All copying to a Different disk must be done on a Two Drive System. Zero Disk Sectors. Zero disk sectors allow you to write a value of your choice to the sectors specified. Read a Track. Reading a track allows you to read an entire track into memory, with all of the address marks and information that you don't normally see with a sector read. The output can be to either the screen or printer. List $24.95 SSM SOFT SECTOR MARKETING, INCORPORATED 6250 Middlebelt Garden City, Michigan 48135 Order Line 800-521-6504 Michigan Orders & Questions 313-425-4020 MasterCard VISA
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Zarbor
zarborkk.zip
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ZASM Z-80 Assembler v3.0A
zasm3arm.zip
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Zaxxon
zaxxon01.zip
Zaxxon. 1/2 Bring the popular arcade challenge home to your computer. Advance from 'Rookie Pilot' to 'Combat Ace Pilot' as you enter the floating fortress, destroy enemy defenses, and finally defeat the mighty robot, Zaxxon. Add an optional amplifier for great sound effects. 26-1960 29.95 Zaxxon Disk Version. 4 26-1956 29.95
Zaxxon
zaxxon02.zip
Zaxxon. 1/2 Bring the popular arcade challenge home to your computer. Advance from 'Rookie Pilot' to 'Combat Ace Pilot' as you enter the floating fortress, destroy enemy defenses, and finally defeat the mighty robot, Zaxxon. Add an optional amplifier for great sound effects. 26-1960 29.95 Zaxxon Disk Version. 4 26-1956 29.95
Zaxxon v1.0.0 [h Bazsoft]
zaxxon06.zip
Zaxxon. 1/2 Bring the popular arcade challenge home to your computer. Advance from 'Rookie Pilot' to 'Combat Ace Pilot' as you enter the floating fortress, destroy enemy defenses, and finally defeat the mighty robot, Zaxxon. Add an optional amplifier for great sound effects. 26-1960 29.95 Zaxxon Disk Version. 4 26-1956 29.95
Zaxxon v1.0.0 [h Nowhere Man]
zaxxon07.zip
Zaxxon. 1/2 Bring the popular arcade challenge home to your computer. Advance from 'Rookie Pilot' to 'Combat Ace Pilot' as you enter the floating fortress, destroy enemy defenses, and finally defeat the mighty robot, Zaxxon. Add an optional amplifier for great sound effects. 26-1960 29.95 Zaxxon Disk Version. 4 26-1956 29.95
Zaxxon v1.0.0 [Original][Dual Boot][Self Boot][Copy Protected]
zaxxon05.zip
Zaxxon. 1/2 Bring the popular arcade challenge home to your computer. Advance from 'Rookie Pilot' to 'Combat Ace Pilot' as you enter the floating fortress, destroy enemy defenses, and finally defeat the mighty robot, Zaxxon. Add an optional amplifier for great sound effects. 26-1960 29.95 Zaxxon Disk Version. 4 26-1956 29.95
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Zaxxon v1.00.00
zaxxonww.zip
Zaxxon. 1/2 Bring the popular arcade challenge home to your computer. Advance from 'Rookie Pilot' to 'Combat Ace Pilot' as you enter the floating fortress, destroy enemy defenses, and finally defeat the mighty robot, Zaxxon. Add an optional amplifier for great sound effects. 26-1960 29.95 Zaxxon Disk Version. 4 26-1956 29.95
Zaxxon [Dual Boot][Self Boot][Copy Protected]
zaxxon03.zip
Zaxxon. 1/2 Bring the popular arcade challenge home to your computer. Advance from 'Rookie Pilot' to 'Combat Ace Pilot' as you enter the floating fortress, destroy enemy defenses, and finally defeat the mighty robot, Zaxxon. Add an optional amplifier for great sound effects. 26-1960 29.95 Zaxxon Disk Version. 4 26-1956 29.95
Zaxxon [Original][Dual Boot][Self Boot][Copy Protected]
zaxxon04.zip
Zaxxon. 1/2 Bring the popular arcade challenge home to your computer. Advance from 'Rookie Pilot' to 'Combat Ace Pilot' as you enter the floating fortress, destroy enemy defenses, and finally defeat the mighty robot, Zaxxon. Add an optional amplifier for great sound effects. 26-1960 29.95 Zaxxon Disk Version. 4 26-1956 29.95
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ZBASIC Capability Demo
zbdemobh.zip
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ZBASIC Disk 32K
zbasc32c.zip
TRS-80 BASIC PLUS ZBASIC, SIMUTEK'S BASIC COMPILER The following BASIC PROGRAM, written on the TRS-80, was compiled using MICROSOFT'S BASIC COMPILER and SIMUTEK'S BASIC COMPILER. We feel the results speak for themselves! 10' SPEED TEST SIMUTEK ZBASIC COMPILER VS. MICROSOFT COMPILER 15 CLS:PRINT30, 'HIT A KEY WHEN READY TO START TEST'; 20 I$=INKEY$:IFIS='' THEN20ELSEFORZ=1TO10: FORX=15360TO16383:POKEX,191:PRINTPEEK(X);:NEXTX 30 FORX=0TO127:FORY=0TO47:SET(X,Y):NEXTY,X :FORX=127TO0STEP-1:FORY=47TO0STEP-1:RESET(X,Y) :NEXTY,X:FORX=1TO1000:GOSUB1000:NEXTX,Z 40 CLS:PRINT'FINISHED WITH PROGRAM TEST';:STOP 1000 RETURN BASIC PROGRAM SIZE: 329 BYTES PROGRAM RUN: 22 Minutes, 37 Seconds Compilers: Microsoft Simutek Compiled Size: 10057 Bytes 1228 Bytes Compile Time: 14 Minutes 0.75 Seconds Program Run: 17 Min. 04 Sec 1 Min. 46 Sec System Req: 48K 1 Disk 16K LV II or 32-48K Disk Price: $195.00 Tape $99.00, Disk $129.00 ZBASIC is an 'Interactive Compiler'. This means it is resident while you write your basic programs. You may compile your program and run it or save it, without destroying your resident basic program! In fact, jumping back and forth between your compiled program and your basic program is one of it's best features! Simutek's compiler allows saving your 'compiled' programs to tape or disk. Programs may then be loaded by use of the system command for tape, or as a /CMD file from DOS. This makes it extremely hard for people to 'pirate' your programs. Best of all, Simutek does not charge royalties on programs you sell that are compiled with ZBASIC! (Microsoft charges 10% or $200 a year!) Why use a complicated 'Assembler' to write machine language programs when you can write them in ZBASIC? Some of the basic commands supported by ZBASIC: FOR NEXT STEP IF THEN ELSE PEEK ON GOTO --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- SET RESET POINT CHR$ RANDOM RND ( ) POKE ON GOSUB DATA READ RESTORE END GOTO GOSUB CLS ON GOSUB INPUT INKEY$ LET STOP OUT INP RETURN ON GOSUB PRINT LPRINT PRINT@ USP SGN INT ABS SOR LEN ASC VAL INT MATH + - / AND OR SOR Model I TRS-80 (or PMC-80) Only ZBASIC Tape Version: 16K Level II TRS-80 ZBASIC Disk Version: 32 or 48K 1 Disk Sys. ZBASIC Manual Only: $99.00 $129.00 $25.00 Credit Card or C.O.D. Call Toll Free: (800) 528-1149 or send check or money order to SIMUTEK 19 COMPUTER PRODUCTS P.O. Box 13687 Tucson, AZ 85732 (602) 886-5880 (C.O.D. Available $3.00 Extra) TRS-80 is a TM of Radio Shack, a Tandy Corp
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ZBASIC Disk 48K
zbasc48c.zip
TRS-80 BASIC PLUS ZBASIC, SIMUTEK'S BASIC COMPILER The following BASIC PROGRAM, written on the TRS-80, was compiled using MICROSOFT'S BASIC COMPILER and SIMUTEK'S BASIC COMPILER. We feel the results speak for themselves! 10' SPEED TEST SIMUTEK ZBASIC COMPILER VS. MICROSOFT COMPILER 15 CLS:PRINT30, 'HIT A KEY WHEN READY TO START TEST'; 20 I$=INKEY$:IFIS='' THEN20ELSEFORZ=1TO10: FORX=15360TO16383:POKEX,191:PRINTPEEK(X);:NEXTX 30 FORX=0TO127:FORY=0TO47:SET(X,Y):NEXTY,X :FORX=127TO0STEP-1:FORY=47TO0STEP-1:RESET(X,Y) :NEXTY,X:FORX=1TO1000:GOSUB1000:NEXTX,Z 40 CLS:PRINT'FINISHED WITH PROGRAM TEST';:STOP 1000 RETURN BASIC PROGRAM SIZE: 329 BYTES PROGRAM RUN: 22 Minutes, 37 Seconds Compilers: Microsoft Simutek Compiled Size: 10057 Bytes 1228 Bytes Compile Time: 14 Minutes 0.75 Seconds Program Run: 17 Min. 04 Sec 1 Min. 46 Sec System Req: 48K 1 Disk 16K LV II or 32-48K Disk Price: $195.00 Tape $99.00, Disk $129.00 ZBASIC is an 'Interactive Compiler'. This means it is resident while you write your basic programs. You may compile your program and run it or save it, without destroying your resident basic program! In fact, jumping back and forth between your compiled program and your basic program is one of it's best features! Simutek's compiler allows saving your 'compiled' programs to tape or disk. Programs may then be loaded by use of the system command for tape, or as a /CMD file from DOS. This makes it extremely hard for people to 'pirate' your programs. Best of all, Simutek does not charge royalties on programs you sell that are compiled with ZBASIC! (Microsoft charges 10% or $200 a year!) Why use a complicated 'Assembler' to write machine language programs when you can write them in ZBASIC? Some of the basic commands supported by ZBASIC: FOR NEXT STEP IF THEN ELSE PEEK ON GOTO --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- SET RESET POINT CHR$ RANDOM RND ( ) POKE ON GOSUB DATA READ RESTORE END GOTO GOSUB CLS ON GOSUB INPUT INKEY$ LET STOP OUT INP RETURN ON GOSUB PRINT LPRINT PRINT@ USP SGN INT ABS SOR LEN ASC VAL INT MATH + - / AND OR SOR Model I TRS-80 (or PMC-80) Only ZBASIC Tape Version: 16K Level II TRS-80 ZBASIC Disk Version: 32 or 48K 1 Disk Sys. ZBASIC Manual Only: $99.00 $129.00 $25.00 Credit Card or C.O.D. Call Toll Free: (800) 528-1149 or send check or money order to SIMUTEK 19 COMPUTER PRODUCTS P.O. Box 13687 Tucson, AZ 85732 (602) 886-5880 (C.O.D. Available $3.00 Extra) TRS-80 is a TM of Radio Shack, a Tandy Corp
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ZBASIC II [Set 1]
zbasicii.zip
TRS-80 BASIC PLUS ZBASIC, SIMUTEK'S BASIC COMPILER The following BASIC PROGRAM, written on the TRS-80, was compiled using MICROSOFT'S BASIC COMPILER and SIMUTEK'S BASIC COMPILER. We feel the results speak for themselves! 10' SPEED TEST SIMUTEK ZBASIC COMPILER VS. MICROSOFT COMPILER 15 CLS PRINTING 'WIT A KEY WHEN READY TO START TEST'; 20 [0=1]KEY%1F[0='' THEN20ELSEFORZ=1TO10; FORX=1536#T01538;1=POEX, 191;PRINTPEEK(X);1=HEXTX 38 FORX=0T01Z7;FORY=0T0A7;SET(X,Y);HEXTY,X 1 FORX=1Z7TO8STEP-1;FORY=4Z7TO8STEP-1;RESET(X,Y) 1 NEXTY, X1 FORX=1TO10BB;GOSUB10BB;HEXTX,Z 48 CLS:PRINT'FINISHED WITH PROGRAM TEST'1;STOP 1000 RETURN BASIC PROGRAM SIZE: 329 BYTES PROGRAM RUN: 22 Minutes, 37 Seconds Compilers: Microsoft Simutek --- --- --- Compiled Size 10057 Bytes 1228 Bytes Compile Time 14 Minutes 0.75 Seconds Program Run 17 Min. 04 Sec 1 Min. 46 Sec System Req 48K 1 Disk 16K LV II or 32-48K Disk Price $195.00 Tape $99.00, Disk $129.00 ZBASIC is an 'Interactive Compiler'. This means it is resident while you write your basic programs. You may compile your program and run it or save it, without destroying your resident basic program in fact, jumping back and forth between your compiled program and your basic program is one of its best features! Simutek's compiler allows saving your 'compiled' programs to tape or disk. Programs may then be loaded by use of the system command for tape, or as a /CMD file from DOS. This makes it extremely hard for people to 'pirate' your programs. Best of all, Simutek does not charge royalties on programs you sell that are compiled with ZBASIC! (Microsoft charges 10% or $200 a year!) Why use a complicated 'Assembler' to write machine language programs when you can write them in ZBASIC? Some of the basic commands supported by ZBASIC: FOR NEXT STEP IF THEN ELSE PEEK ON GOTO --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- SET RESET POINT CHR$ RANDOM RND ( ) POKE ON GOSUB DATA READ RESTORE END GOTO GOSUB CLS ON GOSUB INPUT INKEY$ LET STOP OUT IMP RETURN ON GOSUB PRINT LPRNT PRINT# USER SGN INT ABS SOR LEN ASC VAL INT MATH 0 AND OR SOR Model I TRS-80 (or PMC-80) Only ZBASIC Tape Version: 16K Level II TRS-80 $99.00 ZBASIC Disk Version: 32 or 48K 1 Disk Sys. $129.00 ZBASIC Manual Only: $25.00 Credit Card or C.O.D. Call Toll Free: (800) 528-1149 or send check or money order to: SIMUTEK COMPUTER PRODUCTS P.O. Box 13687 Tucson, AZ 85732 (602) 886-5880 (C.O.D. Available $3.00 Extra) TRS-80 is a TM of Radio Shack, a Tandy Corp
ZBASIC II [Set 2]
zbasic2b.zip
TRS-80 BASIC PLUS ZBASIC, SIMUTEK'S BASIC COMPILER The following BASIC PROGRAM, written on the TRS-80, was compiled using MICROSOFT'S BASIC COMPILER and SIMUTEK'S BASIC COMPILER. We feel the results speak for themselves! 10' SPEED TEST SIMUTEK ZBASIC COMPILER VS. MICROSOFT COMPILER 15 CLS PRINTING 'WIT A KEY WHEN READY TO START TEST'; 20 [0=1]KEY%1F[0='' THEN20ELSEFORZ=1TO10; FORX=1536#T01538;1=POEX, 191;PRINTPEEK(X);1=HEXTX 38 FORX=0T01Z7;FORY=0T0A7;SET(X,Y);HEXTY,X 1 FORX=1Z7TO8STEP-1;FORY=4Z7TO8STEP-1;RESET(X,Y) 1 NEXTY, X1 FORX=1TO10BB;GOSUB10BB;HEXTX,Z 48 CLS:PRINT'FINISHED WITH PROGRAM TEST'1;STOP 1000 RETURN BASIC PROGRAM SIZE: 329 BYTES PROGRAM RUN: 22 Minutes, 37 Seconds Compilers: Microsoft Simutek --- --- --- Compiled Size 10057 Bytes 1228 Bytes Compile Time 14 Minutes 0.75 Seconds Program Run 17 Min. 04 Sec 1 Min. 46 Sec System Req 48K 1 Disk 16K LV II or 32-48K Disk Price $195.00 Tape $99.00, Disk $129.00 ZBASIC is an 'Interactive Compiler'. This means it is resident while you write your basic programs. You may compile your program and run it or save it, without destroying your resident basic program in fact, jumping back and forth between your compiled program and your basic program is one of its best features! Simutek's compiler allows saving your 'compiled' programs to tape or disk. Programs may then be loaded by use of the system command for tape, or as a /CMD file from DOS. This makes it extremely hard for people to 'pirate' your programs. Best of all, Simutek does not charge royalties on programs you sell that are compiled with ZBASIC! (Microsoft charges 10% or $200 a year!) Why use a complicated 'Assembler' to write machine language programs when you can write them in ZBASIC? Some of the basic commands supported by ZBASIC: FOR NEXT STEP IF THEN ELSE PEEK ON GOTO --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- SET RESET POINT CHR$ RANDOM RND ( ) POKE ON GOSUB DATA READ RESTORE END GOTO GOSUB CLS ON GOSUB INPUT INKEY$ LET STOP OUT IMP RETURN ON GOSUB PRINT LPRNT PRINT# USER SGN INT ABS SOR LEN ASC VAL INT MATH 0 AND OR SOR Model I TRS-80 (or PMC-80) Only ZBASIC Tape Version: 16K Level II TRS-80 $99.00 ZBASIC Disk Version: 32 or 48K 1 Disk Sys. $129.00 ZBASIC Manual Only: $25.00 Credit Card or C.O.D. Call Toll Free: (800) 528-1149 or send check or money order to: SIMUTEK COMPUTER PRODUCTS P.O. Box 13687 Tucson, AZ 85732 (602) 886-5880 (C.O.D. Available $3.00 Extra) TRS-80 is a TM of Radio Shack, a Tandy Corp
ZBASIC II [Set 3]
zbasic2c.zip
TRS-80 BASIC PLUS ZBASIC, SIMUTEK'S BASIC COMPILER The following BASIC PROGRAM, written on the TRS-80, was compiled using MICROSOFT'S BASIC COMPILER and SIMUTEK'S BASIC COMPILER. We feel the results speak for themselves! 10' SPEED TEST SIMUTEK ZBASIC COMPILER VS. MICROSOFT COMPILER 15 CLS PRINTING 'WIT A KEY WHEN READY TO START TEST'; 20 [0=1]KEY%1F[0='' THEN20ELSEFORZ=1TO10; FORX=1536#T01538;1=POEX, 191;PRINTPEEK(X);1=HEXTX 38 FORX=0T01Z7;FORY=0T0A7;SET(X,Y);HEXTY,X 1 FORX=1Z7TO8STEP-1;FORY=4Z7TO8STEP-1;RESET(X,Y) 1 NEXTY, X1 FORX=1TO10BB;GOSUB10BB;HEXTX,Z 48 CLS:PRINT'FINISHED WITH PROGRAM TEST'1;STOP 1000 RETURN BASIC PROGRAM SIZE: 329 BYTES PROGRAM RUN: 22 Minutes, 37 Seconds Compilers: Microsoft Simutek --- --- --- Compiled Size 10057 Bytes 1228 Bytes Compile Time 14 Minutes 0.75 Seconds Program Run 17 Min. 04 Sec 1 Min. 46 Sec System Req 48K 1 Disk 16K LV II or 32-48K Disk Price $195.00 Tape $99.00, Disk $129.00 ZBASIC is an 'Interactive Compiler'. This means it is resident while you write your basic programs. You may compile your program and run it or save it, without destroying your resident basic program in fact, jumping back and forth between your compiled program and your basic program is one of its best features! Simutek's compiler allows saving your 'compiled' programs to tape or disk. Programs may then be loaded by use of the system command for tape, or as a /CMD file from DOS. This makes it extremely hard for people to 'pirate' your programs. Best of all, Simutek does not charge royalties on programs you sell that are compiled with ZBASIC! (Microsoft charges 10% or $200 a year!) Why use a complicated 'Assembler' to write machine language programs when you can write them in ZBASIC? Some of the basic commands supported by ZBASIC: FOR NEXT STEP IF THEN ELSE PEEK ON GOTO --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- SET RESET POINT CHR$ RANDOM RND ( ) POKE ON GOSUB DATA READ RESTORE END GOTO GOSUB CLS ON GOSUB INPUT INKEY$ LET STOP OUT IMP RETURN ON GOSUB PRINT LPRNT PRINT# USER SGN INT ABS SOR LEN ASC VAL INT MATH 0 AND OR SOR Model I TRS-80 (or PMC-80) Only ZBASIC Tape Version: 16K Level II TRS-80 $99.00 ZBASIC Disk Version: 32 or 48K 1 Disk Sys. $129.00 ZBASIC Manual Only: $25.00 Credit Card or C.O.D. Call Toll Free: (800) 528-1149 or send check or money order to: SIMUTEK COMPUTER PRODUCTS P.O. Box 13687 Tucson, AZ 85732 (602) 886-5880 (C.O.D. Available $3.00 Extra) TRS-80 is a TM of Radio Shack, a Tandy Corp
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ZBASIC v2.2 [Original][Self Boot]
zbasc22m.zip
The BASIC COMPILER TRS-80 PEOPLE HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR ZBASIC 2.0 ALL NEW FEATURES INCLUDE: . AVERAGE SPEED INCREASES OF 10-100 TIMES IS TYPICAL AFTER COMPILING!!!! ZBASIC 2.0 code is fully relocatable. Move it anywhere! 3 ZBASIC 2.0 now supports STRING and NUMERIC ARRAYS to any dimension (Memory being the only limit) . ZBASIC 2.0 now supports all variable names. Variable names like AB, ZP, GROSS, E3, LENTH etc. are supported. ZBASIC 2.0 now supports DISK SEQUENTIAL FILES. ZBASIC 2.0 now supports special CASSETTE I/O. ZBASIC 2.0 IS STILL (100\%) INTERACTIVE! No need for tedious linking loaders or runtime modules. Jumping back and forth between BASIC and COMPILER is easy and fast. DEBUGGING IS A BREEZE WITH ZBASIC 2.0 . ZBASIC 2.0 now supports STRINGS in DATA statements. COMPILING A PROGRAM IS AS EASY AS TYPING IN 3 KEYS! (. /) . ZBASIC 2.0 now supports HIGH PRECISION MATH to 62 digit precision (add, subtract, multiply, divide). There are no Binary rounding problems because ZBASIC 2.0 uses BCD! ZBASIC 2.0 compiles the entire program! No partial compilation, like some other compilers. TYPICAL COMPILATION TIME IS 10-15 SECONDS! ZBASIC 2.0 NOW SUPPORTS MID$, LEFT$, RIGHT$, STRING$! NO ROYALTIES IMPOSED ON PROGRAMS COMPILED BY ZBASIC! ZBASIC 2.0 will LOAD and COMPILE existing BASIC programs, but almost all will require some modifications. MOD I compiled programs will run on MOD III and VISA-VERSA! Programs may be compiled and relocated to top of memory to be used as BASIC USR calls. TRON/TROFF now supported! Improved run-time error handling . ZBASIC 2.0 saves object code to tape or disk. (Depending on version.) . 50+ page manual with many examples. DISK CHAINING with VARIABLE SAVE subroutines in manual. NEW FUNCTIONS IN ZBASIC THAT BASIC DOESN'T HAVE! A. MUSIC AND SOUND EFFECTS COMMAND. B. HIGH SPEED BLOCK MEMORY MOVE COMMANDS. (LDIR, LDDR) C. HIGH SPEED INVERT COMMAND. D. INTERUPTS ON/OFF COMMANDS. E. STACK POINTER CONTROL F. SPECIAL HIGH SPEED MULTIPLY/DIVIDE COMMANDS. G. 16 bit PEEK. H. Special USR calls. Pass parameters to DOS or ROM subroutines! Customized USR calls. I. High accuracy delay loop command from .00005 sec. to 18 hours. J. HIGH SPEED MEMORY SEARCH COMMANDS. (CPIR, CPDR) K. ZBASIC (Disk version) comes with CMD/File program from MISOSYS for transferring machine language files from disk to tape!! ZBASIC 2.0 DIFFERS from BASIC in these ways: 1 NO RANDOM ACCESS DISK I/O OR COMMANDS 2 NO SINGLE OR DOUBLE PRECISION VARIABLES or COMMANDS (Use ZBASIC 2.0's HIGH PRECISION INSTEAD) 3 The following SCIENTIFIC MATH functions are not supported: ATN, EXP, COS, SIN, LOG, SIN, or TAN. (Subroutines to do these functions are included in the ZBASIC 2.0 manual) 4 Some ZBASIC 2.0 commands do not work exactly as BASICs commands work. For instance, END jumps to DOS, STOP jumps to BASIC READY. Other commands may also differ slightly. 5 MEMORY LIMITATIONS: A simple equation to approximate memory required to compile a given BASIC program is your FREE MEMORY SIZE, MINUS 6000, DIVIDED by TWO 6 Since programs compiled by ZBASIC 2.0 are no longer in BASIC, DIRECT COMMANDS like EDIT, CONT, LIST, LLIST, MEM AUTO etc. are not supported. Although they may be used while in BASIC before compiling 7 All other commands not supported by ZBASIC 2.0 not described above: CMD, DEF, FN, ERR, ERROR, ERL, RESUME, USING, FIX, FRE, INSTR, TAB, TIME$, CDBL, CINT, CSNG So if you'd like the high speeds and controls capabilities of assembly language, but want the ease of use of BASIC, ZBASIC 2.0 is the answer ZBASIC 2.0 is available for TRS-80 MOD I or III or PMC-80 computers. ZBASIC 2.0 16K/32K/48K TAPE VERSION and MANUAL 79.95 ZBASIC 2.0 32K/48K DISK VERSION and MANUAL 89.95 ZBASIC 2.0 TAPE and DISK VERSIONS and MANUAL 99.95 ZBASIC 2.0 MANUAL (APPLIES TO ZBASIC PURCHASE PRICE) 25.00 SEND CHECK OR MONEY ORDER TO: SIMUTEK COMPUTER PRODUCTS 4877 E. SPEEDWAY BLVD. TUCSON, ARIZONA 85712 VISA-MASTERCARD-AMEX-COD ORDERS CALL TOLL FREE: 800-528-1149 (Order Line Only) GET OUR FREE 100 PAGE CATALOG!!!!! TECHNICAL QUESTIONS PLEASE CALL (602) 323-9391 TRS-80 IS A TM OF RADIO SHACK A TANDY CORPORATION PMC IS A TM OF PERSONAL MICROCOMPUTERS INC
ZBASIC v2.20 [CMD Set 1][11 Files]
zbs220c1.zip
The BASIC COMPILER TRS-80 PEOPLE HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR ZBASIC 2.0 ALL NEW FEATURES INCLUDE: . AVERAGE SPEED INCREASES OF 10-100 TIMES IS TYPICAL AFTER COMPILING!!!! ZBASIC 2.0 code is fully relocatable. Move it anywhere! 3 ZBASIC 2.0 now supports STRING and NUMERIC ARRAYS to any dimension (Memory being the only limit) . ZBASIC 2.0 now supports all variable names. Variable names like AB, ZP, GROSS, E3, LENTH etc. are supported. ZBASIC 2.0 now supports DISK SEQUENTIAL FILES. ZBASIC 2.0 now supports special CASSETTE I/O. ZBASIC 2.0 IS STILL (100\%) INTERACTIVE! No need for tedious linking loaders or runtime modules. Jumping back and forth between BASIC and COMPILER is easy and fast. DEBUGGING IS A BREEZE WITH ZBASIC 2.0 . ZBASIC 2.0 now supports STRINGS in DATA statements. COMPILING A PROGRAM IS AS EASY AS TYPING IN 3 KEYS! (. /) . ZBASIC 2.0 now supports HIGH PRECISION MATH to 62 digit precision (add, subtract, multiply, divide). There are no Binary rounding problems because ZBASIC 2.0 uses BCD! ZBASIC 2.0 compiles the entire program! No partial compilation, like some other compilers. TYPICAL COMPILATION TIME IS 10-15 SECONDS! ZBASIC 2.0 NOW SUPPORTS MID$, LEFT$, RIGHT$, STRING$! NO ROYALTIES IMPOSED ON PROGRAMS COMPILED BY ZBASIC! ZBASIC 2.0 will LOAD and COMPILE existing BASIC programs, but almost all will require some modifications. MOD I compiled programs will run on MOD III and VISA-VERSA! Programs may be compiled and relocated to top of memory to be used as BASIC USR calls. TRON/TROFF now supported! Improved run-time error handling . ZBASIC 2.0 saves object code to tape or disk. (Depending on version.) . 50+ page manual with many examples. DISK CHAINING with VARIABLE SAVE subroutines in manual. NEW FUNCTIONS IN ZBASIC THAT BASIC DOESN'T HAVE! A. MUSIC AND SOUND EFFECTS COMMAND. B. HIGH SPEED BLOCK MEMORY MOVE COMMANDS. (LDIR, LDDR) C. HIGH SPEED INVERT COMMAND. D. INTERUPTS ON/OFF COMMANDS. E. STACK POINTER CONTROL F. SPECIAL HIGH SPEED MULTIPLY/DIVIDE COMMANDS. G. 16 bit PEEK. H. Special USR calls. Pass parameters to DOS or ROM subroutines! Customized USR calls. I. High accuracy delay loop command from .00005 sec. to 18 hours. J. HIGH SPEED MEMORY SEARCH COMMANDS. (CPIR, CPDR) K. ZBASIC (Disk version) comes with CMD/File program from MISOSYS for transferring machine language files from disk to tape!! ZBASIC 2.0 DIFFERS from BASIC in these ways: 1 NO RANDOM ACCESS DISK I/O OR COMMANDS 2 NO SINGLE OR DOUBLE PRECISION VARIABLES or COMMANDS (Use ZBASIC 2.0's HIGH PRECISION INSTEAD) 3 The following SCIENTIFIC MATH functions are not supported: ATN, EXP, COS, SIN, LOG, SIN, or TAN. (Subroutines to do these functions are included in the ZBASIC 2.0 manual) 4 Some ZBASIC 2.0 commands do not work exactly as BASICs commands work. For instance, END jumps to DOS, STOP jumps to BASIC READY. Other commands may also differ slightly. 5 MEMORY LIMITATIONS: A simple equation to approximate memory required to compile a given BASIC program is your FREE MEMORY SIZE, MINUS 6000, DIVIDED by TWO 6 Since programs compiled by ZBASIC 2.0 are no longer in BASIC, DIRECT COMMANDS like EDIT, CONT, LIST, LLIST, MEM AUTO etc. are not supported. Although they may be used while in BASIC before compiling 7 All other commands not supported by ZBASIC 2.0 not described above: CMD, DEF, FN, ERR, ERROR, ERL, RESUME, USING, FIX, FRE, INSTR, TAB, TIME$, CDBL, CINT, CSNG So if you'd like the high speeds and controls capabilities of assembly language, but want the ease of use of BASIC, ZBASIC 2.0 is the answer ZBASIC 2.0 is available for TRS-80 MOD I or III or PMC-80 computers. ZBASIC 2.0 16K/32K/48K TAPE VERSION and MANUAL 79.95 ZBASIC 2.0 32K/48K DISK VERSION and MANUAL 89.95 ZBASIC 2.0 TAPE and DISK VERSIONS and MANUAL 99.95 ZBASIC 2.0 MANUAL (APPLIES TO ZBASIC PURCHASE PRICE) 25.00 SEND CHECK OR MONEY ORDER TO: SIMUTEK COMPUTER PRODUCTS 4877 E. SPEEDWAY BLVD. TUCSON, ARIZONA 85712 VISA-MASTERCARD-AMEX-COD ORDERS CALL TOLL FREE: 800-528-1149 (Order Line Only) GET OUR FREE 100 PAGE CATALOG!!!!! TECHNICAL QUESTIONS PLEASE CALL (602) 323-9391 TRS-80 IS A TM OF RADIO SHACK A TANDY CORPORATION PMC IS A TM OF PERSONAL MICROCOMPUTERS INC
ZBASIC v2.20 [CMD Set 2][07 Files]
zbs220c2.zip
The BASIC COMPILER TRS-80 PEOPLE HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR ZBASIC 2.0 ALL NEW FEATURES INCLUDE: . AVERAGE SPEED INCREASES OF 10-100 TIMES IS TYPICAL AFTER COMPILING!!!! ZBASIC 2.0 code is fully relocatable. Move it anywhere! 3 ZBASIC 2.0 now supports STRING and NUMERIC ARRAYS to any dimension (Memory being the only limit) . ZBASIC 2.0 now supports all variable names. Variable names like AB, ZP, GROSS, E3, LENTH etc. are supported. ZBASIC 2.0 now supports DISK SEQUENTIAL FILES. ZBASIC 2.0 now supports special CASSETTE I/O. ZBASIC 2.0 IS STILL (100\%) INTERACTIVE! No need for tedious linking loaders or runtime modules. Jumping back and forth between BASIC and COMPILER is easy and fast. DEBUGGING IS A BREEZE WITH ZBASIC 2.0 . ZBASIC 2.0 now supports STRINGS in DATA statements. COMPILING A PROGRAM IS AS EASY AS TYPING IN 3 KEYS! (. /) . ZBASIC 2.0 now supports HIGH PRECISION MATH to 62 digit precision (add, subtract, multiply, divide). There are no Binary rounding problems because ZBASIC 2.0 uses BCD! ZBASIC 2.0 compiles the entire program! No partial compilation, like some other compilers. TYPICAL COMPILATION TIME IS 10-15 SECONDS! ZBASIC 2.0 NOW SUPPORTS MID$, LEFT$, RIGHT$, STRING$! NO ROYALTIES IMPOSED ON PROGRAMS COMPILED BY ZBASIC! ZBASIC 2.0 will LOAD and COMPILE existing BASIC programs, but almost all will require some modifications. MOD I compiled programs will run on MOD III and VISA-VERSA! Programs may be compiled and relocated to top of memory to be used as BASIC USR calls. TRON/TROFF now supported! Improved run-time error handling . ZBASIC 2.0 saves object code to tape or disk. (Depending on version.) . 50+ page manual with many examples. DISK CHAINING with VARIABLE SAVE subroutines in manual. NEW FUNCTIONS IN ZBASIC THAT BASIC DOESN'T HAVE! A. MUSIC AND SOUND EFFECTS COMMAND. B. HIGH SPEED BLOCK MEMORY MOVE COMMANDS. (LDIR, LDDR) C. HIGH SPEED INVERT COMMAND. D. INTERUPTS ON/OFF COMMANDS. E. STACK POINTER CONTROL F. SPECIAL HIGH SPEED MULTIPLY/DIVIDE COMMANDS. G. 16 bit PEEK. H. Special USR calls. Pass parameters to DOS or ROM subroutines! Customized USR calls. I. High accuracy delay loop command from .00005 sec. to 18 hours. J. HIGH SPEED MEMORY SEARCH COMMANDS. (CPIR, CPDR) K. ZBASIC (Disk version) comes with CMD/File program from MISOSYS for transferring machine language files from disk to tape!! ZBASIC 2.0 DIFFERS from BASIC in these ways: 1 NO RANDOM ACCESS DISK I/O OR COMMANDS 2 NO SINGLE OR DOUBLE PRECISION VARIABLES or COMMANDS (Use ZBASIC 2.0's HIGH PRECISION INSTEAD) 3 The following SCIENTIFIC MATH functions are not supported: ATN, EXP, COS, SIN, LOG, SIN, or TAN. (Subroutines to do these functions are included in the ZBASIC 2.0 manual) 4 Some ZBASIC 2.0 commands do not work exactly as BASICs commands work. For instance, END jumps to DOS, STOP jumps to BASIC READY. Other commands may also differ slightly. 5 MEMORY LIMITATIONS: A simple equation to approximate memory required to compile a given BASIC program is your FREE MEMORY SIZE, MINUS 6000, DIVIDED by TWO 6 Since programs compiled by ZBASIC 2.0 are no longer in BASIC, DIRECT COMMANDS like EDIT, CONT, LIST, LLIST, MEM AUTO etc. are not supported. Although they may be used while in BASIC before compiling 7 All other commands not supported by ZBASIC 2.0 not described above: CMD, DEF, FN, ERR, ERROR, ERL, RESUME, USING, FIX, FRE, INSTR, TAB, TIME$, CDBL, CINT, CSNG So if you'd like the high speeds and controls capabilities of assembly language, but want the ease of use of BASIC, ZBASIC 2.0 is the answer ZBASIC 2.0 is available for TRS-80 MOD I or III or PMC-80 computers. ZBASIC 2.0 16K/32K/48K TAPE VERSION and MANUAL 79.95 ZBASIC 2.0 32K/48K DISK VERSION and MANUAL 89.95 ZBASIC 2.0 TAPE and DISK VERSIONS and MANUAL 99.95 ZBASIC 2.0 MANUAL (APPLIES TO ZBASIC PURCHASE PRICE) 25.00 SEND CHECK OR MONEY ORDER TO: SIMUTEK COMPUTER PRODUCTS 4877 E. SPEEDWAY BLVD. TUCSON, ARIZONA 85712 VISA-MASTERCARD-AMEX-COD ORDERS CALL TOLL FREE: 800-528-1149 (Order Line Only) GET OUR FREE 100 PAGE CATALOG!!!!! TECHNICAL QUESTIONS PLEASE CALL (602) 323-9391 TRS-80 IS A TM OF RADIO SHACK A TANDY CORPORATION PMC IS A TM OF PERSONAL MICROCOMPUTERS INC
ZBASIC v2.20 [CMD Set 3][06 Files]
zbs220c3.zip
The BASIC COMPILER TRS-80 PEOPLE HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR ZBASIC 2.0 ALL NEW FEATURES INCLUDE: . AVERAGE SPEED INCREASES OF 10-100 TIMES IS TYPICAL AFTER COMPILING!!!! ZBASIC 2.0 code is fully relocatable. Move it anywhere! 3 ZBASIC 2.0 now supports STRING and NUMERIC ARRAYS to any dimension (Memory being the only limit) . ZBASIC 2.0 now supports all variable names. Variable names like AB, ZP, GROSS, E3, LENTH etc. are supported. ZBASIC 2.0 now supports DISK SEQUENTIAL FILES. ZBASIC 2.0 now supports special CASSETTE I/O. ZBASIC 2.0 IS STILL (100\%) INTERACTIVE! No need for tedious linking loaders or runtime modules. Jumping back and forth between BASIC and COMPILER is easy and fast. DEBUGGING IS A BREEZE WITH ZBASIC 2.0 . ZBASIC 2.0 now supports STRINGS in DATA statements. COMPILING A PROGRAM IS AS EASY AS TYPING IN 3 KEYS! (. /) . ZBASIC 2.0 now supports HIGH PRECISION MATH to 62 digit precision (add, subtract, multiply, divide). There are no Binary rounding problems because ZBASIC 2.0 uses BCD! ZBASIC 2.0 compiles the entire program! No partial compilation, like some other compilers. TYPICAL COMPILATION TIME IS 10-15 SECONDS! ZBASIC 2.0 NOW SUPPORTS MID$, LEFT$, RIGHT$, STRING$! NO ROYALTIES IMPOSED ON PROGRAMS COMPILED BY ZBASIC! ZBASIC 2.0 will LOAD and COMPILE existing BASIC programs, but almost all will require some modifications. MOD I compiled programs will run on MOD III and VISA-VERSA! Programs may be compiled and relocated to top of memory to be used as BASIC USR calls. TRON/TROFF now supported! Improved run-time error handling . ZBASIC 2.0 saves object code to tape or disk. (Depending on version.) . 50+ page manual with many examples. DISK CHAINING with VARIABLE SAVE subroutines in manual. NEW FUNCTIONS IN ZBASIC THAT BASIC DOESN'T HAVE! A. MUSIC AND SOUND EFFECTS COMMAND. B. HIGH SPEED BLOCK MEMORY MOVE COMMANDS. (LDIR, LDDR) C. HIGH SPEED INVERT COMMAND. D. INTERUPTS ON/OFF COMMANDS. E. STACK POINTER CONTROL F. SPECIAL HIGH SPEED MULTIPLY/DIVIDE COMMANDS. G. 16 bit PEEK. H. Special USR calls. Pass parameters to DOS or ROM subroutines! Customized USR calls. I. High accuracy delay loop command from .00005 sec. to 18 hours. J. HIGH SPEED MEMORY SEARCH COMMANDS. (CPIR, CPDR) K. ZBASIC (Disk version) comes with CMD/File program from MISOSYS for transferring machine language files from disk to tape!! ZBASIC 2.0 DIFFERS from BASIC in these ways: 1 NO RANDOM ACCESS DISK I/O OR COMMANDS 2 NO SINGLE OR DOUBLE PRECISION VARIABLES or COMMANDS (Use ZBASIC 2.0's HIGH PRECISION INSTEAD) 3 The following SCIENTIFIC MATH functions are not supported: ATN, EXP, COS, SIN, LOG, SIN, or TAN. (Subroutines to do these functions are included in the ZBASIC 2.0 manual) 4 Some ZBASIC 2.0 commands do not work exactly as BASICs commands work. For instance, END jumps to DOS, STOP jumps to BASIC READY. Other commands may also differ slightly. 5 MEMORY LIMITATIONS: A simple equation to approximate memory required to compile a given BASIC program is your FREE MEMORY SIZE, MINUS 6000, DIVIDED by TWO 6 Since programs compiled by ZBASIC 2.0 are no longer in BASIC, DIRECT COMMANDS like EDIT, CONT, LIST, LLIST, MEM AUTO etc. are not supported. Although they may be used while in BASIC before compiling 7 All other commands not supported by ZBASIC 2.0 not described above: CMD, DEF, FN, ERR, ERROR, ERL, RESUME, USING, FIX, FRE, INSTR, TAB, TIME$, CDBL, CINT, CSNG So if you'd like the high speeds and controls capabilities of assembly language, but want the ease of use of BASIC, ZBASIC 2.0 is the answer ZBASIC 2.0 is available for TRS-80 MOD I or III or PMC-80 computers. ZBASIC 2.0 16K/32K/48K TAPE VERSION and MANUAL 79.95 ZBASIC 2.0 32K/48K DISK VERSION and MANUAL 89.95 ZBASIC 2.0 TAPE and DISK VERSIONS and MANUAL 99.95 ZBASIC 2.0 MANUAL (APPLIES TO ZBASIC PURCHASE PRICE) 25.00 SEND CHECK OR MONEY ORDER TO: SIMUTEK COMPUTER PRODUCTS 4877 E. SPEEDWAY BLVD. TUCSON, ARIZONA 85712 VISA-MASTERCARD-AMEX-COD ORDERS CALL TOLL FREE: 800-528-1149 (Order Line Only) GET OUR FREE 100 PAGE CATALOG!!!!! TECHNICAL QUESTIONS PLEASE CALL (602) 323-9391 TRS-80 IS A TM OF RADIO SHACK A TANDY CORPORATION PMC IS A TM OF PERSONAL MICROCOMPUTERS INC
ZBASIC v2.20 [CMD Set 4][05 Files]
zbs220c4.zip
The BASIC COMPILER TRS-80 PEOPLE HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR ZBASIC 2.0 ALL NEW FEATURES INCLUDE: . AVERAGE SPEED INCREASES OF 10-100 TIMES IS TYPICAL AFTER COMPILING!!!! ZBASIC 2.0 code is fully relocatable. Move it anywhere! 3 ZBASIC 2.0 now supports STRING and NUMERIC ARRAYS to any dimension (Memory being the only limit) . ZBASIC 2.0 now supports all variable names. Variable names like AB, ZP, GROSS, E3, LENTH etc. are supported. ZBASIC 2.0 now supports DISK SEQUENTIAL FILES. ZBASIC 2.0 now supports special CASSETTE I/O. ZBASIC 2.0 IS STILL (100\%) INTERACTIVE! No need for tedious linking loaders or runtime modules. Jumping back and forth between BASIC and COMPILER is easy and fast. DEBUGGING IS A BREEZE WITH ZBASIC 2.0 . ZBASIC 2.0 now supports STRINGS in DATA statements. COMPILING A PROGRAM IS AS EASY AS TYPING IN 3 KEYS! (. /) . ZBASIC 2.0 now supports HIGH PRECISION MATH to 62 digit precision (add, subtract, multiply, divide). There are no Binary rounding problems because ZBASIC 2.0 uses BCD! ZBASIC 2.0 compiles the entire program! No partial compilation, like some other compilers. TYPICAL COMPILATION TIME IS 10-15 SECONDS! ZBASIC 2.0 NOW SUPPORTS MID$, LEFT$, RIGHT$, STRING$! NO ROYALTIES IMPOSED ON PROGRAMS COMPILED BY ZBASIC! ZBASIC 2.0 will LOAD and COMPILE existing BASIC programs, but almost all will require some modifications. MOD I compiled programs will run on MOD III and VISA-VERSA! Programs may be compiled and relocated to top of memory to be used as BASIC USR calls. TRON/TROFF now supported! Improved run-time error handling . ZBASIC 2.0 saves object code to tape or disk. (Depending on version.) . 50+ page manual with many examples. DISK CHAINING with VARIABLE SAVE subroutines in manual. NEW FUNCTIONS IN ZBASIC THAT BASIC DOESN'T HAVE! A. MUSIC AND SOUND EFFECTS COMMAND. B. HIGH SPEED BLOCK MEMORY MOVE COMMANDS. (LDIR, LDDR) C. HIGH SPEED INVERT COMMAND. D. INTERUPTS ON/OFF COMMANDS. E. STACK POINTER CONTROL F. SPECIAL HIGH SPEED MULTIPLY/DIVIDE COMMANDS. G. 16 bit PEEK. H. Special USR calls. Pass parameters to DOS or ROM subroutines! Customized USR calls. I. High accuracy delay loop command from .00005 sec. to 18 hours. J. HIGH SPEED MEMORY SEARCH COMMANDS. (CPIR, CPDR) K. ZBASIC (Disk version) comes with CMD/File program from MISOSYS for transferring machine language files from disk to tape!! ZBASIC 2.0 DIFFERS from BASIC in these ways: 1 NO RANDOM ACCESS DISK I/O OR COMMANDS 2 NO SINGLE OR DOUBLE PRECISION VARIABLES or COMMANDS (Use ZBASIC 2.0's HIGH PRECISION INSTEAD) 3 The following SCIENTIFIC MATH functions are not supported: ATN, EXP, COS, SIN, LOG, SIN, or TAN. (Subroutines to do these functions are included in the ZBASIC 2.0 manual) 4 Some ZBASIC 2.0 commands do not work exactly as BASICs commands work. For instance, END jumps to DOS, STOP jumps to BASIC READY. Other commands may also differ slightly. 5 MEMORY LIMITATIONS: A simple equation to approximate memory required to compile a given BASIC program is your FREE MEMORY SIZE, MINUS 6000, DIVIDED by TWO 6 Since programs compiled by ZBASIC 2.0 are no longer in BASIC, DIRECT COMMANDS like EDIT, CONT, LIST, LLIST, MEM AUTO etc. are not supported. Although they may be used while in BASIC before compiling 7 All other commands not supported by ZBASIC 2.0 not described above: CMD, DEF, FN, ERR, ERROR, ERL, RESUME, USING, FIX, FRE, INSTR, TAB, TIME$, CDBL, CINT, CSNG So if you'd like the high speeds and controls capabilities of assembly language, but want the ease of use of BASIC, ZBASIC 2.0 is the answer ZBASIC 2.0 is available for TRS-80 MOD I or III or PMC-80 computers. ZBASIC 2.0 16K/32K/48K TAPE VERSION and MANUAL 79.95 ZBASIC 2.0 32K/48K DISK VERSION and MANUAL 89.95 ZBASIC 2.0 TAPE and DISK VERSIONS and MANUAL 99.95 ZBASIC 2.0 MANUAL (APPLIES TO ZBASIC PURCHASE PRICE) 25.00 SEND CHECK OR MONEY ORDER TO: SIMUTEK COMPUTER PRODUCTS 4877 E. SPEEDWAY BLVD. TUCSON, ARIZONA 85712 VISA-MASTERCARD-AMEX-COD ORDERS CALL TOLL FREE: 800-528-1149 (Order Line Only) GET OUR FREE 100 PAGE CATALOG!!!!! TECHNICAL QUESTIONS PLEASE CALL (602) 323-9391 TRS-80 IS A TM OF RADIO SHACK A TANDY CORPORATION PMC IS A TM OF PERSONAL MICROCOMPUTERS INC
ZBASIC v2.20 [CMD Set 5][04 Files]
zbs220c5.zip
The BASIC COMPILER TRS-80 PEOPLE HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR ZBASIC 2.0 ALL NEW FEATURES INCLUDE: . AVERAGE SPEED INCREASES OF 10-100 TIMES IS TYPICAL AFTER COMPILING!!!! ZBASIC 2.0 code is fully relocatable. Move it anywhere! 3 ZBASIC 2.0 now supports STRING and NUMERIC ARRAYS to any dimension (Memory being the only limit) . ZBASIC 2.0 now supports all variable names. Variable names like AB, ZP, GROSS, E3, LENTH etc. are supported. ZBASIC 2.0 now supports DISK SEQUENTIAL FILES. ZBASIC 2.0 now supports special CASSETTE I/O. ZBASIC 2.0 IS STILL (100\%) INTERACTIVE! No need for tedious linking loaders or runtime modules. Jumping back and forth between BASIC and COMPILER is easy and fast. DEBUGGING IS A BREEZE WITH ZBASIC 2.0 . ZBASIC 2.0 now supports STRINGS in DATA statements. COMPILING A PROGRAM IS AS EASY AS TYPING IN 3 KEYS! (. /) . ZBASIC 2.0 now supports HIGH PRECISION MATH to 62 digit precision (add, subtract, multiply, divide). There are no Binary rounding problems because ZBASIC 2.0 uses BCD! ZBASIC 2.0 compiles the entire program! No partial compilation, like some other compilers. TYPICAL COMPILATION TIME IS 10-15 SECONDS! ZBASIC 2.0 NOW SUPPORTS MID$, LEFT$, RIGHT$, STRING$! NO ROYALTIES IMPOSED ON PROGRAMS COMPILED BY ZBASIC! ZBASIC 2.0 will LOAD and COMPILE existing BASIC programs, but almost all will require some modifications. MOD I compiled programs will run on MOD III and VISA-VERSA! Programs may be compiled and relocated to top of memory to be used as BASIC USR calls. TRON/TROFF now supported! Improved run-time error handling . ZBASIC 2.0 saves object code to tape or disk. (Depending on version.) . 50+ page manual with many examples. DISK CHAINING with VARIABLE SAVE subroutines in manual. NEW FUNCTIONS IN ZBASIC THAT BASIC DOESN'T HAVE! A. MUSIC AND SOUND EFFECTS COMMAND. B. HIGH SPEED BLOCK MEMORY MOVE COMMANDS. (LDIR, LDDR) C. HIGH SPEED INVERT COMMAND. D. INTERUPTS ON/OFF COMMANDS. E. STACK POINTER CONTROL F. SPECIAL HIGH SPEED MULTIPLY/DIVIDE COMMANDS. G. 16 bit PEEK. H. Special USR calls. Pass parameters to DOS or ROM subroutines! Customized USR calls. I. High accuracy delay loop command from .00005 sec. to 18 hours. J. HIGH SPEED MEMORY SEARCH COMMANDS. (CPIR, CPDR) K. ZBASIC (Disk version) comes with CMD/File program from MISOSYS for transferring machine language files from disk to tape!! ZBASIC 2.0 DIFFERS from BASIC in these ways: 1 NO RANDOM ACCESS DISK I/O OR COMMANDS 2 NO SINGLE OR DOUBLE PRECISION VARIABLES or COMMANDS (Use ZBASIC 2.0's HIGH PRECISION INSTEAD) 3 The following SCIENTIFIC MATH functions are not supported: ATN, EXP, COS, SIN, LOG, SIN, or TAN. (Subroutines to do these functions are included in the ZBASIC 2.0 manual) 4 Some ZBASIC 2.0 commands do not work exactly as BASICs commands work. For instance, END jumps to DOS, STOP jumps to BASIC READY. Other commands may also differ slightly. 5 MEMORY LIMITATIONS: A simple equation to approximate memory required to compile a given BASIC program is your FREE MEMORY SIZE, MINUS 6000, DIVIDED by TWO 6 Since programs compiled by ZBASIC 2.0 are no longer in BASIC, DIRECT COMMANDS like EDIT, CONT, LIST, LLIST, MEM AUTO etc. are not supported. Although they may be used while in BASIC before compiling 7 All other commands not supported by ZBASIC 2.0 not described above: CMD, DEF, FN, ERR, ERROR, ERL, RESUME, USING, FIX, FRE, INSTR, TAB, TIME$, CDBL, CINT, CSNG So if you'd like the high speeds and controls capabilities of assembly language, but want the ease of use of BASIC, ZBASIC 2.0 is the answer ZBASIC 2.0 is available for TRS-80 MOD I or III or PMC-80 computers. ZBASIC 2.0 16K/32K/48K TAPE VERSION and MANUAL 79.95 ZBASIC 2.0 32K/48K DISK VERSION and MANUAL 89.95 ZBASIC 2.0 TAPE and DISK VERSIONS and MANUAL 99.95 ZBASIC 2.0 MANUAL (APPLIES TO ZBASIC PURCHASE PRICE) 25.00 SEND CHECK OR MONEY ORDER TO: SIMUTEK COMPUTER PRODUCTS 4877 E. SPEEDWAY BLVD. TUCSON, ARIZONA 85712 VISA-MASTERCARD-AMEX-COD ORDERS CALL TOLL FREE: 800-528-1149 (Order Line Only) GET OUR FREE 100 PAGE CATALOG!!!!! TECHNICAL QUESTIONS PLEASE CALL (602) 323-9391 TRS-80 IS A TM OF RADIO SHACK A TANDY CORPORATION PMC IS A TM OF PERSONAL MICROCOMPUTERS INC
ZBASIC v2.20 [CMD Set 6][03 Files]
zbs220c6.zip
The BASIC COMPILER TRS-80 PEOPLE HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR ZBASIC 2.0 ALL NEW FEATURES INCLUDE: . AVERAGE SPEED INCREASES OF 10-100 TIMES IS TYPICAL AFTER COMPILING!!!! ZBASIC 2.0 code is fully relocatable. Move it anywhere! 3 ZBASIC 2.0 now supports STRING and NUMERIC ARRAYS to any dimension (Memory being the only limit) . ZBASIC 2.0 now supports all variable names. Variable names like AB, ZP, GROSS, E3, LENTH etc. are supported. ZBASIC 2.0 now supports DISK SEQUENTIAL FILES. ZBASIC 2.0 now supports special CASSETTE I/O. ZBASIC 2.0 IS STILL (100\%) INTERACTIVE! No need for tedious linking loaders or runtime modules. Jumping back and forth between BASIC and COMPILER is easy and fast. DEBUGGING IS A BREEZE WITH ZBASIC 2.0 . ZBASIC 2.0 now supports STRINGS in DATA statements. COMPILING A PROGRAM IS AS EASY AS TYPING IN 3 KEYS! (. /) . ZBASIC 2.0 now supports HIGH PRECISION MATH to 62 digit precision (add, subtract, multiply, divide). There are no Binary rounding problems because ZBASIC 2.0 uses BCD! ZBASIC 2.0 compiles the entire program! No partial compilation, like some other compilers. TYPICAL COMPILATION TIME IS 10-15 SECONDS! ZBASIC 2.0 NOW SUPPORTS MID$, LEFT$, RIGHT$, STRING$! NO ROYALTIES IMPOSED ON PROGRAMS COMPILED BY ZBASIC! ZBASIC 2.0 will LOAD and COMPILE existing BASIC programs, but almost all will require some modifications. MOD I compiled programs will run on MOD III and VISA-VERSA! Programs may be compiled and relocated to top of memory to be used as BASIC USR calls. TRON/TROFF now supported! Improved run-time error handling . ZBASIC 2.0 saves object code to tape or disk. (Depending on version.) . 50+ page manual with many examples. DISK CHAINING with VARIABLE SAVE subroutines in manual. NEW FUNCTIONS IN ZBASIC THAT BASIC DOESN'T HAVE! A. MUSIC AND SOUND EFFECTS COMMAND. B. HIGH SPEED BLOCK MEMORY MOVE COMMANDS. (LDIR, LDDR) C. HIGH SPEED INVERT COMMAND. D. INTERUPTS ON/OFF COMMANDS. E. STACK POINTER CONTROL F. SPECIAL HIGH SPEED MULTIPLY/DIVIDE COMMANDS. G. 16 bit PEEK. H. Special USR calls. Pass parameters to DOS or ROM subroutines! Customized USR calls. I. High accuracy delay loop command from .00005 sec. to 18 hours. J. HIGH SPEED MEMORY SEARCH COMMANDS. (CPIR, CPDR) K. ZBASIC (Disk version) comes with CMD/File program from MISOSYS for transferring machine language files from disk to tape!! ZBASIC 2.0 DIFFERS from BASIC in these ways: 1 NO RANDOM ACCESS DISK I/O OR COMMANDS 2 NO SINGLE OR DOUBLE PRECISION VARIABLES or COMMANDS (Use ZBASIC 2.0's HIGH PRECISION INSTEAD) 3 The following SCIENTIFIC MATH functions are not supported: ATN, EXP, COS, SIN, LOG, SIN, or TAN. (Subroutines to do these functions are included in the ZBASIC 2.0 manual) 4 Some ZBASIC 2.0 commands do not work exactly as BASICs commands work. For instance, END jumps to DOS, STOP jumps to BASIC READY. Other commands may also differ slightly. 5 MEMORY LIMITATIONS: A simple equation to approximate memory required to compile a given BASIC program is your FREE MEMORY SIZE, MINUS 6000, DIVIDED by TWO 6 Since programs compiled by ZBASIC 2.0 are no longer in BASIC, DIRECT COMMANDS like EDIT, CONT, LIST, LLIST, MEM AUTO etc. are not supported. Although they may be used while in BASIC before compiling 7 All other commands not supported by ZBASIC 2.0 not described above: CMD, DEF, FN, ERR, ERROR, ERL, RESUME, USING, FIX, FRE, INSTR, TAB, TIME$, CDBL, CINT, CSNG So if you'd like the high speeds and controls capabilities of assembly language, but want the ease of use of BASIC, ZBASIC 2.0 is the answer ZBASIC 2.0 is available for TRS-80 MOD I or III or PMC-80 computers. ZBASIC 2.0 16K/32K/48K TAPE VERSION and MANUAL 79.95 ZBASIC 2.0 32K/48K DISK VERSION and MANUAL 89.95 ZBASIC 2.0 TAPE and DISK VERSIONS and MANUAL 99.95 ZBASIC 2.0 MANUAL (APPLIES TO ZBASIC PURCHASE PRICE) 25.00 SEND CHECK OR MONEY ORDER TO: SIMUTEK COMPUTER PRODUCTS 4877 E. SPEEDWAY BLVD. TUCSON, ARIZONA 85712 VISA-MASTERCARD-AMEX-COD ORDERS CALL TOLL FREE: 800-528-1149 (Order Line Only) GET OUR FREE 100 PAGE CATALOG!!!!! TECHNICAL QUESTIONS PLEASE CALL (602) 323-9391 TRS-80 IS A TM OF RADIO SHACK A TANDY CORPORATION PMC IS A TM OF PERSONAL MICROCOMPUTERS INC
ZBASIC v2.20 [CMD Set 7][03 Files]
zbs220c7.zip
The BASIC COMPILER TRS-80 PEOPLE HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR ZBASIC 2.0 ALL NEW FEATURES INCLUDE: . AVERAGE SPEED INCREASES OF 10-100 TIMES IS TYPICAL AFTER COMPILING!!!! ZBASIC 2.0 code is fully relocatable. Move it anywhere! 3 ZBASIC 2.0 now supports STRING and NUMERIC ARRAYS to any dimension (Memory being the only limit) . ZBASIC 2.0 now supports all variable names. Variable names like AB, ZP, GROSS, E3, LENTH etc. are supported. ZBASIC 2.0 now supports DISK SEQUENTIAL FILES. ZBASIC 2.0 now supports special CASSETTE I/O. ZBASIC 2.0 IS STILL (100\%) INTERACTIVE! No need for tedious linking loaders or runtime modules. Jumping back and forth between BASIC and COMPILER is easy and fast. DEBUGGING IS A BREEZE WITH ZBASIC 2.0 . ZBASIC 2.0 now supports STRINGS in DATA statements. COMPILING A PROGRAM IS AS EASY AS TYPING IN 3 KEYS! (. /) . ZBASIC 2.0 now supports HIGH PRECISION MATH to 62 digit precision (add, subtract, multiply, divide). There are no Binary rounding problems because ZBASIC 2.0 uses BCD! ZBASIC 2.0 compiles the entire program! No partial compilation, like some other compilers. TYPICAL COMPILATION TIME IS 10-15 SECONDS! ZBASIC 2.0 NOW SUPPORTS MID$, LEFT$, RIGHT$, STRING$! NO ROYALTIES IMPOSED ON PROGRAMS COMPILED BY ZBASIC! ZBASIC 2.0 will LOAD and COMPILE existing BASIC programs, but almost all will require some modifications. MOD I compiled programs will run on MOD III and VISA-VERSA! Programs may be compiled and relocated to top of memory to be used as BASIC USR calls. TRON/TROFF now supported! Improved run-time error handling . ZBASIC 2.0 saves object code to tape or disk. (Depending on version.) . 50+ page manual with many examples. DISK CHAINING with VARIABLE SAVE subroutines in manual. NEW FUNCTIONS IN ZBASIC THAT BASIC DOESN'T HAVE! A. MUSIC AND SOUND EFFECTS COMMAND. B. HIGH SPEED BLOCK MEMORY MOVE COMMANDS. (LDIR, LDDR) C. HIGH SPEED INVERT COMMAND. D. INTERUPTS ON/OFF COMMANDS. E. STACK POINTER CONTROL F. SPECIAL HIGH SPEED MULTIPLY/DIVIDE COMMANDS. G. 16 bit PEEK. H. Special USR calls. Pass parameters to DOS or ROM subroutines! Customized USR calls. I. High accuracy delay loop command from .00005 sec. to 18 hours. J. HIGH SPEED MEMORY SEARCH COMMANDS. (CPIR, CPDR) K. ZBASIC (Disk version) comes with CMD/File program from MISOSYS for transferring machine language files from disk to tape!! ZBASIC 2.0 DIFFERS from BASIC in these ways: 1 NO RANDOM ACCESS DISK I/O OR COMMANDS 2 NO SINGLE OR DOUBLE PRECISION VARIABLES or COMMANDS (Use ZBASIC 2.0's HIGH PRECISION INSTEAD) 3 The following SCIENTIFIC MATH functions are not supported: ATN, EXP, COS, SIN, LOG, SIN, or TAN. (Subroutines to do these functions are included in the ZBASIC 2.0 manual) 4 Some ZBASIC 2.0 commands do not work exactly as BASICs commands work. For instance, END jumps to DOS, STOP jumps to BASIC READY. Other commands may also differ slightly. 5 MEMORY LIMITATIONS: A simple equation to approximate memory required to compile a given BASIC program is your FREE MEMORY SIZE, MINUS 6000, DIVIDED by TWO 6 Since programs compiled by ZBASIC 2.0 are no longer in BASIC, DIRECT COMMANDS like EDIT, CONT, LIST, LLIST, MEM AUTO etc. are not supported. Although they may be used while in BASIC before compiling 7 All other commands not supported by ZBASIC 2.0 not described above: CMD, DEF, FN, ERR, ERROR, ERL, RESUME, USING, FIX, FRE, INSTR, TAB, TIME$, CDBL, CINT, CSNG So if you'd like the high speeds and controls capabilities of assembly language, but want the ease of use of BASIC, ZBASIC 2.0 is the answer ZBASIC 2.0 is available for TRS-80 MOD I or III or PMC-80 computers. ZBASIC 2.0 16K/32K/48K TAPE VERSION and MANUAL 79.95 ZBASIC 2.0 32K/48K DISK VERSION and MANUAL 89.95 ZBASIC 2.0 TAPE and DISK VERSIONS and MANUAL 99.95 ZBASIC 2.0 MANUAL (APPLIES TO ZBASIC PURCHASE PRICE) 25.00 SEND CHECK OR MONEY ORDER TO: SIMUTEK COMPUTER PRODUCTS 4877 E. SPEEDWAY BLVD. TUCSON, ARIZONA 85712 VISA-MASTERCARD-AMEX-COD ORDERS CALL TOLL FREE: 800-528-1149 (Order Line Only) GET OUR FREE 100 PAGE CATALOG!!!!! TECHNICAL QUESTIONS PLEASE CALL (602) 323-9391 TRS-80 IS A TM OF RADIO SHACK A TANDY CORPORATION PMC IS A TM OF PERSONAL MICROCOMPUTERS INC
ZBASIC v2.21 [Original][Self Boot]
zbasc221.zip
The BASIC COMPILER TRS-80 PEOPLE HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR ZBASIC 2.0 ALL NEW FEATURES INCLUDE: . AVERAGE SPEED INCREASES OF 10-100 TIMES IS TYPICAL AFTER COMPILING!!!! ZBASIC 2.0 code is fully relocatable. Move it anywhere! 3 ZBASIC 2.0 now supports STRING and NUMERIC ARRAYS to any dimension (Memory being the only limit) . ZBASIC 2.0 now supports all variable names. Variable names like AB, ZP, GROSS, E3, LENTH etc. are supported. ZBASIC 2.0 now supports DISK SEQUENTIAL FILES. ZBASIC 2.0 now supports special CASSETTE I/O. ZBASIC 2.0 IS STILL (100\%) INTERACTIVE! No need for tedious linking loaders or runtime modules. Jumping back and forth between BASIC and COMPILER is easy and fast. DEBUGGING IS A BREEZE WITH ZBASIC 2.0 . ZBASIC 2.0 now supports STRINGS in DATA statements. COMPILING A PROGRAM IS AS EASY AS TYPING IN 3 KEYS! (. /) . ZBASIC 2.0 now supports HIGH PRECISION MATH to 62 digit precision (add, subtract, multiply, divide). There are no Binary rounding problems because ZBASIC 2.0 uses BCD! ZBASIC 2.0 compiles the entire program! No partial compilation, like some other compilers. TYPICAL COMPILATION TIME IS 10-15 SECONDS! ZBASIC 2.0 NOW SUPPORTS MID$, LEFT$, RIGHT$, STRING$! NO ROYALTIES IMPOSED ON PROGRAMS COMPILED BY ZBASIC! ZBASIC 2.0 will LOAD and COMPILE existing BASIC programs, but almost all will require some modifications. MOD I compiled programs will run on MOD III and VISA-VERSA! Programs may be compiled and relocated to top of memory to be used as BASIC USR calls. TRON/TROFF now supported! Improved run-time error handling . ZBASIC 2.0 saves object code to tape or disk. (Depending on version.) . 50+ page manual with many examples. DISK CHAINING with VARIABLE SAVE subroutines in manual. NEW FUNCTIONS IN ZBASIC THAT BASIC DOESN'T HAVE! A. MUSIC AND SOUND EFFECTS COMMAND. B. HIGH SPEED BLOCK MEMORY MOVE COMMANDS. (LDIR, LDDR) C. HIGH SPEED INVERT COMMAND. D. INTERUPTS ON/OFF COMMANDS. E. STACK POINTER CONTROL F. SPECIAL HIGH SPEED MULTIPLY/DIVIDE COMMANDS. G. 16 bit PEEK. H. Special USR calls. Pass parameters to DOS or ROM subroutines! Customized USR calls. I. High accuracy delay loop command from .00005 sec. to 18 hours. J. HIGH SPEED MEMORY SEARCH COMMANDS. (CPIR, CPDR) K. ZBASIC (Disk version) comes with CMD/File program from MISOSYS for transferring machine language files from disk to tape!! ZBASIC 2.0 DIFFERS from BASIC in these ways: 1 NO RANDOM ACCESS DISK I/O OR COMMANDS 2 NO SINGLE OR DOUBLE PRECISION VARIABLES or COMMANDS (Use ZBASIC 2.0's HIGH PRECISION INSTEAD) 3 The following SCIENTIFIC MATH functions are not supported: ATN, EXP, COS, SIN, LOG, SIN, or TAN. (Subroutines to do these functions are included in the ZBASIC 2.0 manual) 4 Some ZBASIC 2.0 commands do not work exactly as BASICs commands work. For instance, END jumps to DOS, STOP jumps to BASIC READY. Other commands may also differ slightly. 5 MEMORY LIMITATIONS: A simple equation to approximate memory required to compile a given BASIC program is your FREE MEMORY SIZE, MINUS 6000, DIVIDED by TWO 6 Since programs compiled by ZBASIC 2.0 are no longer in BASIC, DIRECT COMMANDS like EDIT, CONT, LIST, LLIST, MEM AUTO etc. are not supported. Although they may be used while in BASIC before compiling 7 All other commands not supported by ZBASIC 2.0 not described above: CMD, DEF, FN, ERR, ERROR, ERL, RESUME, USING, FIX, FRE, INSTR, TAB, TIME$, CDBL, CINT, CSNG So if you'd like the high speeds and controls capabilities of assembly language, but want the ease of use of BASIC, ZBASIC 2.0 is the answer ZBASIC 2.0 is available for TRS-80 MOD I or III or PMC-80 computers. ZBASIC 2.0 16K/32K/48K TAPE VERSION and MANUAL 79.95 ZBASIC 2.0 32K/48K DISK VERSION and MANUAL 89.95 ZBASIC 2.0 TAPE and DISK VERSIONS and MANUAL 99.95 ZBASIC 2.0 MANUAL (APPLIES TO ZBASIC PURCHASE PRICE) 25.00 SEND CHECK OR MONEY ORDER TO: SIMUTEK COMPUTER PRODUCTS 4877 E. SPEEDWAY BLVD. TUCSON, ARIZONA 85712 VISA-MASTERCARD-AMEX-COD ORDERS CALL TOLL FREE: 800-528-1149 (Order Line Only) GET OUR FREE 100 PAGE CATALOG!!!!! TECHNICAL QUESTIONS PLEASE CALL (602) 323-9391 TRS-80 IS A TM OF RADIO SHACK A TANDY CORPORATION PMC IS A TM OF PERSONAL MICROCOMPUTERS INC
(Simutek-Ent)[M1].gif)
ZBASIC v2.3
zbasic23.zip
The BASIC COMPILER TRS-80 PEOPLE HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR ZBASIC 2.0 ALL NEW FEATURES INCLUDE: . AVERAGE SPEED INCREASES OF 10-100 TIMES IS TYPICAL AFTER COMPILING!!!! ZBASIC 2.0 code is fully relocatable. Move it anywhere! 3 ZBASIC 2.0 now supports STRING and NUMERIC ARRAYS to any dimension (Memory being the only limit) . ZBASIC 2.0 now supports all variable names. Variable names like AB, ZP, GROSS, E3, LENTH etc. are supported. ZBASIC 2.0 now supports DISK SEQUENTIAL FILES. ZBASIC 2.0 now supports special CASSETTE I/O. ZBASIC 2.0 IS STILL (100\%) INTERACTIVE! No need for tedious linking loaders or runtime modules. Jumping back and forth between BASIC and COMPILER is easy and fast. DEBUGGING IS A BREEZE WITH ZBASIC 2.0 . ZBASIC 2.0 now supports STRINGS in DATA statements. COMPILING A PROGRAM IS AS EASY AS TYPING IN 3 KEYS! (. /) . ZBASIC 2.0 now supports HIGH PRECISION MATH to 62 digit precision (add, subtract, multiply, divide). There are no Binary rounding problems because ZBASIC 2.0 uses BCD! ZBASIC 2.0 compiles the entire program! No partial compilation, like some other compilers. TYPICAL COMPILATION TIME IS 10-15 SECONDS! ZBASIC 2.0 NOW SUPPORTS MID$, LEFT$, RIGHT$, STRING$! NO ROYALTIES IMPOSED ON PROGRAMS COMPILED BY ZBASIC! ZBASIC 2.0 will LOAD and COMPILE existing BASIC programs, but almost all will require some modifications. MOD I compiled programs will run on MOD III and VISA-VERSA! Programs may be compiled and relocated to top of memory to be used as BASIC USR calls. TRON/TROFF now supported! Improved run-time error handling . ZBASIC 2.0 saves object code to tape or disk. (Depending on version.) . 50+ page manual with many examples. DISK CHAINING with VARIABLE SAVE subroutines in manual. NEW FUNCTIONS IN ZBASIC THAT BASIC DOESN'T HAVE! A. MUSIC AND SOUND EFFECTS COMMAND. B. HIGH SPEED BLOCK MEMORY MOVE COMMANDS. (LDIR, LDDR) C. HIGH SPEED INVERT COMMAND. D. INTERUPTS ON/OFF COMMANDS. E. STACK POINTER CONTROL F. SPECIAL HIGH SPEED MULTIPLY/DIVIDE COMMANDS. G. 16 bit PEEK. H. Special USR calls. Pass parameters to DOS or ROM subroutines! Customized USR calls. I. High accuracy delay loop command from .00005 sec. to 18 hours. J. HIGH SPEED MEMORY SEARCH COMMANDS. (CPIR, CPDR) K. ZBASIC (Disk version) comes with CMD/File program from MISOSYS for transferring machine language files from disk to tape!! ZBASIC 2.0 DIFFERS from BASIC in these ways: 1 NO RANDOM ACCESS DISK I/O OR COMMANDS 2 NO SINGLE OR DOUBLE PRECISION VARIABLES or COMMANDS (Use ZBASIC 2.0's HIGH PRECISION INSTEAD) 3 The following SCIENTIFIC MATH functions are not supported: ATN, EXP, COS, SIN, LOG, SIN, or TAN. (Subroutines to do these functions are included in the ZBASIC 2.0 manual) 4 Some ZBASIC 2.0 commands do not work exactly as BASICs commands work. For instance, END jumps to DOS, STOP jumps to BASIC READY. Other commands may also differ slightly. 5 MEMORY LIMITATIONS: A simple equation to approximate memory required to compile a given BASIC program is your FREE MEMORY SIZE, MINUS 6000, DIVIDED by TWO 6 Since programs compiled by ZBASIC 2.0 are no longer in BASIC, DIRECT COMMANDS like EDIT, CONT, LIST, LLIST, MEM AUTO etc. are not supported. Although they may be used while in BASIC before compiling 7 All other commands not supported by ZBASIC 2.0 not described above: CMD, DEF, FN, ERR, ERROR, ERL, RESUME, USING, FIX, FRE, INSTR, TAB, TIME$, CDBL, CINT, CSNG So if you'd like the high speeds and controls capabilities of assembly language, but want the ease of use of BASIC, ZBASIC 2.0 is the answer ZBASIC 2.0 is available for TRS-80 MOD I or III or PMC-80 computers. ZBASIC 2.0 16K/32K/48K TAPE VERSION and MANUAL 79.95 ZBASIC 2.0 32K/48K DISK VERSION and MANUAL 89.95 ZBASIC 2.0 TAPE and DISK VERSIONS and MANUAL 99.95 ZBASIC 2.0 MANUAL (APPLIES TO ZBASIC PURCHASE PRICE) 25.00 SEND CHECK OR MONEY ORDER TO: SIMUTEK COMPUTER PRODUCTS 4877 E. SPEEDWAY BLVD. TUCSON, ARIZONA 85712 VISA-MASTERCARD-AMEX-COD ORDERS CALL TOLL FREE: 800-528-1149 (Order Line Only) GET OUR FREE 100 PAGE CATALOG!!!!! TECHNICAL QUESTIONS PLEASE CALL (602) 323-9391 TRS-80 IS A TM OF RADIO SHACK A TANDY CORPORATION PMC IS A TM OF PERSONAL MICROCOMPUTERS INC
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ZBASIC v3.0 Demo [Set 1]
zbasic3d.zip
ZBASIC 3.0 by Zedcor 79.95 The Incredibly Fast BASIC Compiler It's ZBASIC. Written for programmers by programmers. (If you know BASIC-you know ZBASIC!) Now you can write a program exactly the same way on an Apple, an IBM, a Tandy, or any other major micro and port the source code. You only write the program once and it runs on all the major micros. The commands stay the same-regardless of the computer (even graphic commands and disk I/OI). ZBASIC. Starting now, it's the only language you'll ever have to know. SPECIFY VERSION WHEN ORDERING TRS-80 MOD, I, III IBM and Compatible CP/M-80 2.3w7 TRS-80 MOD 4, 6.2 DOS 2.1 or greater (on Kaypro SSOG)
ZBASIC v3.0 Demo [Set 2]
zbasic3e.zip
ZBASIC 3.0 by Zedcor 79.95 The Incredibly Fast BASIC Compiler It's ZBASIC. Written for programmers by programmers. (If you know BASIC-you know ZBASIC!) Now you can write a program exactly the same way on an Apple, an IBM, a Tandy, or any other major micro and port the source code. You only write the program once and it runs on all the major micros. The commands stay the same-regardless of the computer (even graphic commands and disk I/OI). ZBASIC. Starting now, it's the only language you'll ever have to know. SPECIFY VERSION WHEN ORDERING TRS-80 MOD, I, III IBM and Compatible CP/M-80 2.3w7 TRS-80 MOD 4, 6.2 DOS 2.1 or greater (on Kaypro SSOG)
ZBASIC v3.0 Demo [Set 3]
zbasic3f.zip
ZBASIC 3.0 by Zedcor 79.95 The Incredibly Fast BASIC Compiler It's ZBASIC. Written for programmers by programmers. (If you know BASIC-you know ZBASIC!) Now you can write a program exactly the same way on an Apple, an IBM, a Tandy, or any other major micro and port the source code. You only write the program once and it runs on all the major micros. The commands stay the same-regardless of the computer (even graphic commands and disk I/OI). ZBASIC. Starting now, it's the only language you'll ever have to know. SPECIFY VERSION WHEN ORDERING TRS-80 MOD, I, III IBM and Compatible CP/M-80 2.3w7 TRS-80 MOD 4, 6.2 DOS 2.1 or greater (on Kaypro SSOG)
ZBASIC v3.0 [Set 1]
zbasc30c.zip
ZBASIC 3.0 by Zedcor 79.95 The Incredibly Fast BASIC Compiler It's ZBASIC. Written for programmers by programmers. (If you know BASIC-you know ZBASIC!) Now you can write a program exactly the same way on an Apple, an IBM, a Tandy, or any other major micro and port the source code. You only write the program once and it runs on all the major micros. The commands stay the same-regardless of the computer (even graphic commands and disk I/OI). ZBASIC. Starting now, it's the only language you'll ever have to know. SPECIFY VERSION WHEN ORDERING TRS-80 MOD, I, III IBM and Compatible CP/M-80 2.3w7 TRS-80 MOD 4, 6.2 DOS 2.1 or greater (on Kaypro SSOG)
ZBASIC v3.0 [Set 2]
zbas30m4.zip
ZBASIC 3.0 by Zedcor 79.95 The Incredibly Fast BASIC Compiler It's ZBASIC. Written for programmers by programmers. (If you know BASIC-you know ZBASIC!) Now you can write a program exactly the same way on an Apple, an IBM, a Tandy, or any other major micro and port the source code. You only write the program once and it runs on all the major micros. The commands stay the same-regardless of the computer (even graphic commands and disk I/OI). ZBASIC. Starting now, it's the only language you'll ever have to know. SPECIFY VERSION WHEN ORDERING TRS-80 MOD, I, III IBM and Compatible CP/M-80 2.3w7 TRS-80 MOD 4, 6.2 DOS 2.1 or greater (on Kaypro SSOG)
ZBASIC v3.0.0
zbasic30.zip
ZBASIC 3.0 by Zedcor 79.95 The Incredibly Fast BASIC Compiler It's ZBASIC. Written for programmers by programmers. (If you know BASIC-you know ZBASIC!) Now you can write a program exactly the same way on an Apple, an IBM, a Tandy, or any other major micro and port the source code. You only write the program once and it runs on all the major micros. The commands stay the same-regardless of the computer (even graphic commands and disk I/OI). ZBASIC. Starting now, it's the only language you'll ever have to know. SPECIFY VERSION WHEN ORDERING TRS-80 MOD, I, III IBM and Compatible CP/M-80 2.3w7 TRS-80 MOD 4, 6.2 DOS 2.1 or greater (on Kaypro SSOG)
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ZBASIC v3.0.0 [Original][Self Boot]
zbas300m.zip
ZBASIC 3.0 ZEDCOR's brand new basic compiler. Device independent graphics, 54 digit numeric accuracy, built-in interactive Editor and Compiler, structured Programming Constructs, and much more. The commands stay the same for any and all computers! MODELS I/III and 4 $79.50
ZBASIC v3.0.1 [Set 1]
zbasc301.zip
ZBASIC 3.0 by Zedcor 79.95 The Incredibly Fast BASIC Compiler It's ZBASIC. Written for programmers by programmers. (If you know BASIC-you know ZBASIC!) Now you can write a program exactly the same way on an Apple, an IBM, a Tandy, or any other major micro and port the source code. You only write the program once and it runs on all the major micros. The commands stay the same-regardless of the computer (even graphic commands and disk I/OI). ZBASIC. Starting now, it's the only language you'll ever have to know. SPECIFY VERSION WHEN ORDERING TRS-80 MOD, I, III IBM and Compatible CP/M-80 2.3w7 TRS-80 MOD 4, 6.2 DOS 2.1 or greater (on Kaypro SSOG)
ZBASIC v3.0.1 [Set 2]
zbas301c.zip
ZBASIC 3.0 by Zedcor 79.95 The Incredibly Fast BASIC Compiler It's ZBASIC. Written for programmers by programmers. (If you know BASIC-you know ZBASIC!) Now you can write a program exactly the same way on an Apple, an IBM, a Tandy, or any other major micro and port the source code. You only write the program once and it runs on all the major micros. The commands stay the same-regardless of the computer (even graphic commands and disk I/OI). ZBASIC. Starting now, it's the only language you'll ever have to know. SPECIFY VERSION WHEN ORDERING TRS-80 MOD, I, III IBM and Compatible CP/M-80 2.3w7 TRS-80 MOD 4, 6.2 DOS 2.1 or greater (on Kaypro SSOG)
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ZBASIC v3.0.2
zbasc302.zip
ZBASIC 3.0 ZEDCOR's brand new basic compiler. Device independent graphics, 54 digit numeric accuracy, built-in interactive Editor and Compiler, structured Programming Constructs, and much more. The commands stay the same for any and all computers! MODELS I/III and 4 $79.50
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ZBASIC v3.01 [Original][Self Boot]
zbas301m.zip
ZBASIC 3.0 by Zedcor 79.95 The Incredibly Fast BASIC Compiler It's ZBASIC. Written for programmers by programmers. (If you know BASIC-you know ZBASIC!) Now you can write a program exactly the same way on an Apple, an IBM, a Tandy, or any other major micro and port the source code. You only write the program once and it runs on all the major micros. The commands stay the same-regardless of the computer (even graphic commands and disk I/OI). ZBASIC. Starting now, it's the only language you'll ever have to know. SPECIFY VERSION WHEN ORDERING TRS-80 MOD, I, III IBM and Compatible CP/M-80 2.3w7 TRS-80 MOD 4, 6.2 DOS 2.1 or greater (on Kaypro SSOG)
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ZBasic v3.03
zbasc303.zip
ZBASIC 3.0 ZEDCOR's brand new basic compiler. Device independent graphics, 54 digit numeric accuracy, built-in interactive Editor and Compiler, structured Programming Constructs, and much more. The commands stay the same for any and all computers! MODELS I/III and 4 $79.50
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ZBASIC v3.1
zbasc431.zip
ZBASIC 3.0 ZEDCOR's brand new basic compiler. Device independent graphics, 54 digit numeric accuracy, built-in interactive Editor and Compiler, structured Programming Constructs, and much more. The commands stay the same for any and all computers! MODELS I/III and 4 $79.50
ZBASIC v3.1
zbasic31.zip
ZBASIC 3.0 ZEDCOR's brand new basic compiler. Device independent graphics, 54 digit numeric accuracy, built-in interactive Editor and Compiler, structured Programming Constructs, and much more. The commands stay the same for any and all computers! MODELS I/III and 4 $79.50
zbas31dm.zip
ZBASIC 3.0 ZEDCOR's brand new basic compiler. Device independent graphics, 54 digit numeric accuracy, built-in interactive Editor and Compiler, structured Programming Constructs, and much more. The commands stay the same for any and all computers! MODELS I/III and 4 $79.50
ZBASIC v3.10 [Self Boot]
zbasc31d.zip
ZBASIC 3.0 ZEDCOR's brand new basic compiler. Device independent graphics, 54 digit numeric accuracy, built-in interactive Editor and Compiler, structured Programming Constructs, and much more. The commands stay the same for any and all computers! MODELS I/III and 4 $79.50
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zbugclod.zip
ZBUG is a tape based machine language monitor that allows you to look around and play in your computer's memory. Read ZBUG Instructions (written in BASIC) to find out how to play. There are two ZBUGs, ZBUG LO (start=4300, end=48E3, entry=4300) which loads into low RAM, and ZBUG HI (start=7A1C, end=7FFF, entry=7A1C) which loads into the top of 16k RAM.
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ZBUG
zbugm1ss.zip
SOUTHERN SOFTWARE Machine-Language Programs. All Southern Software machine-language programs are self-relocating. This means that you can load them at any chosen address in memory, in conjunction with other Southern Software programs, or with programs from other suppliers. If you upgrade your memory size, you can choose a new loading location. When you have relocated a program you can dump its core image on disk (with the DUMP command) or on tape, using Southern Software's TSAVE utility, It will then load directly into its final location, using LOAD (from disk) or the SYSTEM command (from tape). All programs will run in 4K (or more) unless otherwise stated. Name Price $ Size (bytes) Description --- --- --- --- ZBUG 23.95 1152 Debug Z80 programs. ZBUG is a software interpreter for Z80 machine-code. It is used for debugging machine-language programs for the TRS-80. You can step through the program, under the control of ZBUG, displaying and/or modifying the contents of registers or memory. Functions provided are: . Instruction trace. At each trace point ZBUG displays the last executed instruction, the program counter, the stack pointer, the main registers HL, DE, BC and AF, and the index registers IX and IY. Selective trace. You can limit trace display, e.g. CALL and RETURN only. Mnemonic address stop. You can set up a number of addresses, each associated with a mnemonic label, at which you want execution to trace and pause. Trace suspension. You can suspend trace altogether below a chosen address, or depth of calling. Hex display of merry. Memory modification (including register values).
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ZBUG Symbolic Debugger v1.3
zbug13mi.zip
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ZC Compiler v2.0
zccom2ms.zip
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ZCat Disk Cataloger v1.2 [Set 1][Original][LD61]
zcat12kh.zip
ZCAT/PRO-ZCAT by Karl A. Hessinger We know you have built up a collection of hundreds of diskettes and need an easy way to locate that particular program and file. We know you want fast response and speed! So rather than waste time trying to determine what DOS each of your disks is compatible with, we recognize that the LDOS user stays with LDOS. ZCAT is a fast machine language program that creates and maintains a catalog of all files which reside on your LDOS-formatted diskettes. This package is menu driven for ease of use. The initial 'GETSPEC' menu, allows you to specify which drive contains your catalog files [a catalog file uses an extension of '/CAT' and is the data base for your disk directories]. Once you specify the drive number, ZCAT displays all files on that drive with a '/CAT' extension. You then enter the name of the catalog file you wish to read or create. Once the specified catalog file has been read or created, the master menu will be displayed. >MASTER MENU< <A>dd disk to list <U>plate disk in list <C>hange a diskname <R>emove disk from list <S>earch for a file <D>isplay directory <L>ist disks on file <P>rint files in list <E>xit to GETSPEC Selection ? DIR file : MARC/CAT:0 Files cataloged : 324 Disks cataloged : 15 Maximum # files : 2226 The desired function may be selected by pressing the letter of the function which is bracketed between the '<>' symbols. The <A>dd function is used to scan a new disk. ZCAT adds the disk name to the catalog list then adds all of the non-system, visible files to the list [invisible and/or system files may be included via command line options]. After the disk has been cataloged, the directory list is sorted. You can then insert another disk to catalog with one keystroke! The <U>plate function scans the directory of an ALREADY cataloged disk and updates the catalog file to reflect any changes in the free space on the disk or any changes in the contents of the disk. The <C>hange function allows you to alter a disk's name - just like from DOS using the ATTRIB command. The <R>emove function deletes all traces of a disk from the catalog list. ZCAT will display the names of all disks which are currently in the directory list to refresh your mind so that you can select the correct name. The <S>earch function will allow you to rapidly locate a file or a group of files in the catalog list by means of your entered search string. The search string may be a filename, a partial filename, or an extension. The search string can also contain a wild card character ('$') which may be used to mark a position as 'don't care'. The <D>isplay function lists all files which reside on a particular disk. ZCAT displays the diskname and available free space then displays an alphabetical list of all files on the disk. The information listed for each file includes: filename, protection level, logical record length, number of records, size in K, and modification date. A sample follows: Diskname : MARCO037 Free Space : OK --- --- --- --- --- --- --- Filespec Prot LRL #Recs Size Mod Date Diskname ATOD/ASM Full 256 2 1K 27-Sep-82 MARCO037 CASSCO/ASM Full 256 34 9K 18-Jun-82 MARCO037 CASSCO/CMD Full 256 4 1K 18-Jun-82 MARCO037 CC2/CCC Full 256 46 12K 22-Sep-82 MARCO037 CC3/CCC Full 256 27 7K 22-Sep-82 MARCO037 CC4/CCC Full 256 32 8K 21-Sep-82 MARCO037 CC6/CCC Full 256 18 5K 31-Aug-82 MARCO037 CMGDATE/BAS Full 256 4 1K 20-Oct-81 MARCO037 DABS/ASM Full 256 2 1K 27-Sep-82 MARCO037 DADO/ASM Full 256 3 1K 27-Sep-82 MARCO037 [ listing continues] The <L>ist function displays all the disks which are currently in the catalog list. The catalog filename followed by a list of all the disknames on file with the free space available on each disk is included in the display. The following illustrates such a listing: These disks are in directory file : MARC/CAT:0 Disk Free Disk Free Disk Free Disk Free --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- MARCO025 3K MARCO026 3K MARCO027 0K MARCO028 0K MARCO029 0K MARCO030 33K MARCO031 2K MARCO032 15K MARCO033 3K MARCO034 9K MARCO035 11K MARCO036 32K MARCO037 0K MARCO038 84K MARCO039 54K The <P>rint function will allow you to produce a printed hardcopy of your directory list. You can print '<E>iles by disk order', '<E>xpanded file order', or '<C>unpressed file order'. The <E>xit function returns you to the GETSPEC menu to give you the opportunity to save or cancel all of your changes. At the GETSPEC menu, you can also change to a different catalog file. This package is all you need to get a handle on your disk collection. Don't waste your time trying to DIR your disks to find a particular file. Catalog your collection, fast - with ZCAT. ORDERING INFORMATION: ZCAT: For use with the TRS-80 Model I/III under LDOS 5.1. PRO-ZCAT: For use with LDOS/TRSDOS Version 6.
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ZCat Disk Cataloger v1.2 [Set 2][LD]
zct12bka.zip
ZCAT/PRO-ZCAT by Karl A. Hessinger We know you have built up a collection of hundreds of diskettes and need an easy way to locate that particular program and file. We know you want fast response and speed! So rather than waste time trying to determine what DOS each of your disks is compatible with, we recognize that the LDOS user stays with LDOS. ZCAT is a fast machine language program that creates and maintains a catalog of all files which reside on your LDOS-formatted diskettes. This package is menu driven for ease of use. The initial 'GETSPEC' menu, allows you to specify which drive contains your catalog files [a catalog file uses an extension of '/CAT' and is the data base for your disk directories]. Once you specify the drive number, ZCAT displays all files on that drive with a '/CAT' extension. You then enter the name of the catalog file you wish to read or create. Once the specified catalog file has been read or created, the master menu will be displayed. >MASTER MENU< <A>dd disk to list <U>plate disk in list <C>hange a diskname <R>emove disk from list <S>earch for a file <D>isplay directory <L>ist disks on file <P>rint files in list <E>xit to GETSPEC Selection ? DIR file : MARC/CAT:0 Files cataloged : 324 Disks cataloged : 15 Maximum # files : 2226 The desired function may be selected by pressing the letter of the function which is bracketed between the '<>' symbols. The <A>dd function is used to scan a new disk. ZCAT adds the disk name to the catalog list then adds all of the non-system, visible files to the list [invisible and/or system files may be included via command line options]. After the disk has been cataloged, the directory list is sorted. You can then insert another disk to catalog with one keystroke! The <U>plate function scans the directory of an ALREADY cataloged disk and updates the catalog file to reflect any changes in the free space on the disk or any changes in the contents of the disk. The <C>hange function allows you to alter a disk's name - just like from DOS using the ATTRIB command. The <R>emove function deletes all traces of a disk from the catalog list. ZCAT will display the names of all disks which are currently in the directory list to refresh your mind so that you can select the correct name. The <S>earch function will allow you to rapidly locate a file or a group of files in the catalog list by means of your entered search string. The search string may be a filename, a partial filename, or an extension. The search string can also contain a wild card character ('$') which may be used to mark a position as 'don't care'. The <D>isplay function lists all files which reside on a particular disk. ZCAT displays the diskname and available free space then displays an alphabetical list of all files on the disk. The information listed for each file includes: filename, protection level, logical record length, number of records, size in K, and modification date. A sample follows: Diskname : MARCO037 Free Space : OK --- --- --- --- --- --- --- Filespec Prot LRL #Recs Size Mod Date Diskname ATOD/ASM Full 256 2 1K 27-Sep-82 MARCO037 CASSCO/ASM Full 256 34 9K 18-Jun-82 MARCO037 CASSCO/CMD Full 256 4 1K 18-Jun-82 MARCO037 CC2/CCC Full 256 46 12K 22-Sep-82 MARCO037 CC3/CCC Full 256 27 7K 22-Sep-82 MARCO037 CC4/CCC Full 256 32 8K 21-Sep-82 MARCO037 CC6/CCC Full 256 18 5K 31-Aug-82 MARCO037 CMGDATE/BAS Full 256 4 1K 20-Oct-81 MARCO037 DABS/ASM Full 256 2 1K 27-Sep-82 MARCO037 DADO/ASM Full 256 3 1K 27-Sep-82 MARCO037 [ listing continues] The <L>ist function displays all the disks which are currently in the catalog list. The catalog filename followed by a list of all the disknames on file with the free space available on each disk is included in the display. The following illustrates such a listing: These disks are in directory file : MARC/CAT:0 Disk Free Disk Free Disk Free Disk Free --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- MARCO025 3K MARCO026 3K MARCO027 0K MARCO028 0K MARCO029 0K MARCO030 33K MARCO031 2K MARCO032 15K MARCO033 3K MARCO034 9K MARCO035 11K MARCO036 32K MARCO037 0K MARCO038 84K MARCO039 54K The <P>rint function will allow you to produce a printed hardcopy of your directory list. You can print '<E>iles by disk order', '<E>xpanded file order', or '<C>unpressed file order'. The <E>xit function returns you to the GETSPEC menu to give you the opportunity to save or cancel all of your changes. At the GETSPEC menu, you can also change to a different catalog file. This package is all you need to get a handle on your disk collection. Don't waste your time trying to DIR your disks to find a particular file. Catalog your collection, fast - with ZCAT. ORDERING INFORMATION: ZCAT: For use with the TRS-80 Model I/III under LDOS 5.1. PRO-ZCAT: For use with LDOS/TRSDOS Version 6.
ZCat Disk Cataloger v1.2 [Set 3]
zct12cka.zip
ZCAT/PRO-ZCAT by Karl A. Hessinger We know you have built up a collection of hundreds of diskettes and need an easy way to locate that particular program and file. We know you want fast response and speed! So rather than waste time trying to determine what DOS each of your disks is compatible with, we recognize that the LDOS user stays with LDOS. ZCAT is a fast machine language program that creates and maintains a catalog of all files which reside on your LDOS-formatted diskettes. This package is menu driven for ease of use. The initial 'GETSPEC' menu, allows you to specify which drive contains your catalog files [a catalog file uses an extension of '/CAT' and is the data base for your disk directories]. Once you specify the drive number, ZCAT displays all files on that drive with a '/CAT' extension. You then enter the name of the catalog file you wish to read or create. Once the specified catalog file has been read or created, the master menu will be displayed. >MASTER MENU< <A>dd disk to list <U>plate disk in list <C>hange a diskname <R>emove disk from list <S>earch for a file <D>isplay directory <L>ist disks on file <P>rint files in list <E>xit to GETSPEC Selection ? DIR file : MARC/CAT:0 Files cataloged : 324 Disks cataloged : 15 Maximum # files : 2226 The desired function may be selected by pressing the letter of the function which is bracketed between the '<>' symbols. The <A>dd function is used to scan a new disk. ZCAT adds the disk name to the catalog list then adds all of the non-system, visible files to the list [invisible and/or system files may be included via command line options]. After the disk has been cataloged, the directory list is sorted. You can then insert another disk to catalog with one keystroke! The <U>plate function scans the directory of an ALREADY cataloged disk and updates the catalog file to reflect any changes in the free space on the disk or any changes in the contents of the disk. The <C>hange function allows you to alter a disk's name - just like from DOS using the ATTRIB command. The <R>emove function deletes all traces of a disk from the catalog list. ZCAT will display the names of all disks which are currently in the directory list to refresh your mind so that you can select the correct name. The <S>earch function will allow you to rapidly locate a file or a group of files in the catalog list by means of your entered search string. The search string may be a filename, a partial filename, or an extension. The search string can also contain a wild card character ('$') which may be used to mark a position as 'don't care'. The <D>isplay function lists all files which reside on a particular disk. ZCAT displays the diskname and available free space then displays an alphabetical list of all files on the disk. The information listed for each file includes: filename, protection level, logical record length, number of records, size in K, and modification date. A sample follows: Diskname : MARCO037 Free Space : OK --- --- --- --- --- --- --- Filespec Prot LRL #Recs Size Mod Date Diskname ATOD/ASM Full 256 2 1K 27-Sep-82 MARCO037 CASSCO/ASM Full 256 34 9K 18-Jun-82 MARCO037 CASSCO/CMD Full 256 4 1K 18-Jun-82 MARCO037 CC2/CCC Full 256 46 12K 22-Sep-82 MARCO037 CC3/CCC Full 256 27 7K 22-Sep-82 MARCO037 CC4/CCC Full 256 32 8K 21-Sep-82 MARCO037 CC6/CCC Full 256 18 5K 31-Aug-82 MARCO037 CMGDATE/BAS Full 256 4 1K 20-Oct-81 MARCO037 DABS/ASM Full 256 2 1K 27-Sep-82 MARCO037 DADO/ASM Full 256 3 1K 27-Sep-82 MARCO037 [ listing continues] The <L>ist function displays all the disks which are currently in the catalog list. The catalog filename followed by a list of all the disknames on file with the free space available on each disk is included in the display. The following illustrates such a listing: These disks are in directory file : MARC/CAT:0 Disk Free Disk Free Disk Free Disk Free --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- MARCO025 3K MARCO026 3K MARCO027 0K MARCO028 0K MARCO029 0K MARCO030 33K MARCO031 2K MARCO032 15K MARCO033 3K MARCO034 9K MARCO035 11K MARCO036 32K MARCO037 0K MARCO038 84K MARCO039 54K The <P>rint function will allow you to produce a printed hardcopy of your directory list. You can print '<E>iles by disk order', '<E>xpanded file order', or '<C>unpressed file order'. The <E>xit function returns you to the GETSPEC menu to give you the opportunity to save or cancel all of your changes. At the GETSPEC menu, you can also change to a different catalog file. This package is all you need to get a handle on your disk collection. Don't waste your time trying to DIR your disks to find a particular file. Catalog your collection, fast - with ZCAT. ORDERING INFORMATION: ZCAT: For use with the TRS-80 Model I/III under LDOS 5.1. PRO-ZCAT: For use with LDOS/TRSDOS Version 6.
ZCat Disk Cataloger v1.2 [Set 4]
zct12dka.zip
ZCAT/PRO-ZCAT by Karl A. Hessinger We know you have built up a collection of hundreds of diskettes and need an easy way to locate that particular program and file. We know you want fast response and speed! So rather than waste time trying to determine what DOS each of your disks is compatible with, we recognize that the LDOS user stays with LDOS. ZCAT is a fast machine language program that creates and maintains a catalog of all files which reside on your LDOS-formatted diskettes. This package is menu driven for ease of use. The initial 'GETSPEC' menu, allows you to specify which drive contains your catalog files [a catalog file uses an extension of '/CAT' and is the data base for your disk directories]. Once you specify the drive number, ZCAT displays all files on that drive with a '/CAT' extension. You then enter the name of the catalog file you wish to read or create. Once the specified catalog file has been read or created, the master menu will be displayed. >MASTER MENU< <A>dd disk to list <U>plate disk in list <C>hange a diskname <R>emove disk from list <S>earch for a file <D>isplay directory <L>ist disks on file <P>rint files in list <E>xit to GETSPEC Selection ? DIR file : MARC/CAT:0 Files cataloged : 324 Disks cataloged : 15 Maximum # files : 2226 The desired function may be selected by pressing the letter of the function which is bracketed between the '<>' symbols. The <A>dd function is used to scan a new disk. ZCAT adds the disk name to the catalog list then adds all of the non-system, visible files to the list [invisible and/or system files may be included via command line options]. After the disk has been cataloged, the directory list is sorted. You can then insert another disk to catalog with one keystroke! The <U>plate function scans the directory of an ALREADY cataloged disk and updates the catalog file to reflect any changes in the free space on the disk or any changes in the contents of the disk. The <C>hange function allows you to alter a disk's name - just like from DOS using the ATTRIB command. The <R>emove function deletes all traces of a disk from the catalog list. ZCAT will display the names of all disks which are currently in the directory list to refresh your mind so that you can select the correct name. The <S>earch function will allow you to rapidly locate a file or a group of files in the catalog list by means of your entered search string. The search string may be a filename, a partial filename, or an extension. The search string can also contain a wild card character ('$') which may be used to mark a position as 'don't care'. The <D>isplay function lists all files which reside on a particular disk. ZCAT displays the diskname and available free space then displays an alphabetical list of all files on the disk. The information listed for each file includes: filename, protection level, logical record length, number of records, size in K, and modification date. A sample follows: Diskname : MARCO037 Free Space : OK --- --- --- --- --- --- --- Filespec Prot LRL #Recs Size Mod Date Diskname ATOD/ASM Full 256 2 1K 27-Sep-82 MARCO037 CASSCO/ASM Full 256 34 9K 18-Jun-82 MARCO037 CASSCO/CMD Full 256 4 1K 18-Jun-82 MARCO037 CC2/CCC Full 256 46 12K 22-Sep-82 MARCO037 CC3/CCC Full 256 27 7K 22-Sep-82 MARCO037 CC4/CCC Full 256 32 8K 21-Sep-82 MARCO037 CC6/CCC Full 256 18 5K 31-Aug-82 MARCO037 CMGDATE/BAS Full 256 4 1K 20-Oct-81 MARCO037 DABS/ASM Full 256 2 1K 27-Sep-82 MARCO037 DADO/ASM Full 256 3 1K 27-Sep-82 MARCO037 [ listing continues] The <L>ist function displays all the disks which are currently in the catalog list. The catalog filename followed by a list of all the disknames on file with the free space available on each disk is included in the display. The following illustrates such a listing: These disks are in directory file : MARC/CAT:0 Disk Free Disk Free Disk Free Disk Free --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- MARCO025 3K MARCO026 3K MARCO027 0K MARCO028 0K MARCO029 0K MARCO030 33K MARCO031 2K MARCO032 15K MARCO033 3K MARCO034 9K MARCO035 11K MARCO036 32K MARCO037 0K MARCO038 84K MARCO039 54K The <P>rint function will allow you to produce a printed hardcopy of your directory list. You can print '<E>iles by disk order', '<E>xpanded file order', or '<C>unpressed file order'. The <E>xit function returns you to the GETSPEC menu to give you the opportunity to save or cancel all of your changes. At the GETSPEC menu, you can also change to a different catalog file. This package is all you need to get a handle on your disk collection. Don't waste your time trying to DIR your disks to find a particular file. Catalog your collection, fast - with ZCAT. ORDERING INFORMATION: ZCAT: For use with the TRS-80 Model I/III under LDOS 5.1. PRO-ZCAT: For use with LDOS/TRSDOS Version 6.
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ZCat Disk Cataloger v2.1 [h John Coyne][Set 1]
zct21aka.zip
ZCAT/PRO-ZCAT by Karl A. Hessinger We know you have built up a collection of hundreds of diskettes and need an easy way to locate that particular program and file. We know you want fast response and speed! So rather than waste time trying to determine what DOS each of your disks is compatible with, we recognize that the LDOS user stays with LDOS. ZCAT is a fast machine language program that creates and maintains a catalog of all files which reside on your LDOS-formatted diskettes. This package is menu driven for ease of use. The initial 'GETSPEC' menu, allows you to specify which drive contains your catalog files [a catalog file uses an extension of '/CAT' and is the data base for your disk directories]. Once you specify the drive number, ZCAT displays all files on that drive with a '/CAT' extension. You then enter the name of the catalog file you wish to read or create. Once the specified catalog file has been read or created, the master menu will be displayed. >MASTER MENU< <A>dd disk to list <U>plate disk in list <C>hange a diskname <R>emove disk from list <S>earch for a file <D>isplay directory <L>ist disks on file <P>rint files in list <E>xit to GETSPEC Selection ? DIR file : MARC/CAT:0 Files cataloged : 324 Disks cataloged : 15 Maximum # files : 2226 The desired function may be selected by pressing the letter of the function which is bracketed between the '<>' symbols. The <A>dd function is used to scan a new disk. ZCAT adds the disk name to the catalog list then adds all of the non-system, visible files to the list [invisible and/or system files may be included via command line options]. After the disk has been cataloged, the directory list is sorted. You can then insert another disk to catalog with one keystroke! The <U>plate function scans the directory of an ALREADY cataloged disk and updates the catalog file to reflect any changes in the free space on the disk or any changes in the contents of the disk. The <C>hange function allows you to alter a disk's name - just like from DOS using the ATTRIB command. The <R>emove function deletes all traces of a disk from the catalog list. ZCAT will display the names of all disks which are currently in the directory list to refresh your mind so that you can select the correct name. The <S>earch function will allow you to rapidly locate a file or a group of files in the catalog list by means of your entered search string. The search string may be a filename, a partial filename, or an extension. The search string can also contain a wild card character ('$') which may be used to mark a position as 'don't care'. The <D>isplay function lists all files which reside on a particular disk. ZCAT displays the diskname and available free space then displays an alphabetical list of all files on the disk. The information listed for each file includes: filename, protection level, logical record length, number of records, size in K, and modification date. A sample follows: Diskname : MARCO037 Free Space : OK --- --- --- --- --- --- --- Filespec Prot LRL #Recs Size Mod Date Diskname ATOD/ASM Full 256 2 1K 27-Sep-82 MARCO037 CASSCO/ASM Full 256 34 9K 18-Jun-82 MARCO037 CASSCO/CMD Full 256 4 1K 18-Jun-82 MARCO037 CC2/CCC Full 256 46 12K 22-Sep-82 MARCO037 CC3/CCC Full 256 27 7K 22-Sep-82 MARCO037 CC4/CCC Full 256 32 8K 21-Sep-82 MARCO037 CC6/CCC Full 256 18 5K 31-Aug-82 MARCO037 CMGDATE/BAS Full 256 4 1K 20-Oct-81 MARCO037 DABS/ASM Full 256 2 1K 27-Sep-82 MARCO037 DADO/ASM Full 256 3 1K 27-Sep-82 MARCO037 [ listing continues] The <L>ist function displays all the disks which are currently in the catalog list. The catalog filename followed by a list of all the disknames on file with the free space available on each disk is included in the display. The following illustrates such a listing: These disks are in directory file : MARC/CAT:0 Disk Free Disk Free Disk Free Disk Free --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- MARCO025 3K MARCO026 3K MARCO027 0K MARCO028 0K MARCO029 0K MARCO030 33K MARCO031 2K MARCO032 15K MARCO033 3K MARCO034 9K MARCO035 11K MARCO036 32K MARCO037 0K MARCO038 84K MARCO039 54K The <P>rint function will allow you to produce a printed hardcopy of your directory list. You can print '<E>iles by disk order', '<E>xpanded file order', or '<C>unpressed file order'. The <E>xit function returns you to the GETSPEC menu to give you the opportunity to save or cancel all of your changes. At the GETSPEC menu, you can also change to a different catalog file. This package is all you need to get a handle on your disk collection. Don't waste your time trying to DIR your disks to find a particular file. Catalog your collection, fast - with ZCAT. ORDERING INFORMATION: ZCAT: For use with the TRS-80 Model I/III under LDOS 5.1. PRO-ZCAT: For use with LDOS/TRSDOS Version 6.
ZCat Disk Cataloger v2.1 [h John Coyne][Set 2]
zct21bka.zip
ZCAT/PRO-ZCAT by Karl A. Hessinger We know you have built up a collection of hundreds of diskettes and need an easy way to locate that particular program and file. We know you want fast response and speed! So rather than waste time trying to determine what DOS each of your disks is compatible with, we recognize that the LDOS user stays with LDOS. ZCAT is a fast machine language program that creates and maintains a catalog of all files which reside on your LDOS-formatted diskettes. This package is menu driven for ease of use. The initial 'GETSPEC' menu, allows you to specify which drive contains your catalog files [a catalog file uses an extension of '/CAT' and is the data base for your disk directories]. Once you specify the drive number, ZCAT displays all files on that drive with a '/CAT' extension. You then enter the name of the catalog file you wish to read or create. Once the specified catalog file has been read or created, the master menu will be displayed. >MASTER MENU< <A>dd disk to list <U>plate disk in list <C>hange a diskname <R>emove disk from list <S>earch for a file <D>isplay directory <L>ist disks on file <P>rint files in list <E>xit to GETSPEC Selection ? DIR file : MARC/CAT:0 Files cataloged : 324 Disks cataloged : 15 Maximum # files : 2226 The desired function may be selected by pressing the letter of the function which is bracketed between the '<>' symbols. The <A>dd function is used to scan a new disk. ZCAT adds the disk name to the catalog list then adds all of the non-system, visible files to the list [invisible and/or system files may be included via command line options]. After the disk has been cataloged, the directory list is sorted. You can then insert another disk to catalog with one keystroke! The <U>plate function scans the directory of an ALREADY cataloged disk and updates the catalog file to reflect any changes in the free space on the disk or any changes in the contents of the disk. The <C>hange function allows you to alter a disk's name - just like from DOS using the ATTRIB command. The <R>emove function deletes all traces of a disk from the catalog list. ZCAT will display the names of all disks which are currently in the directory list to refresh your mind so that you can select the correct name. The <S>earch function will allow you to rapidly locate a file or a group of files in the catalog list by means of your entered search string. The search string may be a filename, a partial filename, or an extension. The search string can also contain a wild card character ('$') which may be used to mark a position as 'don't care'. The <D>isplay function lists all files which reside on a particular disk. ZCAT displays the diskname and available free space then displays an alphabetical list of all files on the disk. The information listed for each file includes: filename, protection level, logical record length, number of records, size in K, and modification date. A sample follows: Diskname : MARCO037 Free Space : OK --- --- --- --- --- --- --- Filespec Prot LRL #Recs Size Mod Date Diskname ATOD/ASM Full 256 2 1K 27-Sep-82 MARCO037 CASSCO/ASM Full 256 34 9K 18-Jun-82 MARCO037 CASSCO/CMD Full 256 4 1K 18-Jun-82 MARCO037 CC2/CCC Full 256 46 12K 22-Sep-82 MARCO037 CC3/CCC Full 256 27 7K 22-Sep-82 MARCO037 CC4/CCC Full 256 32 8K 21-Sep-82 MARCO037 CC6/CCC Full 256 18 5K 31-Aug-82 MARCO037 CMGDATE/BAS Full 256 4 1K 20-Oct-81 MARCO037 DABS/ASM Full 256 2 1K 27-Sep-82 MARCO037 DADO/ASM Full 256 3 1K 27-Sep-82 MARCO037 [ listing continues] The <L>ist function displays all the disks which are currently in the catalog list. The catalog filename followed by a list of all the disknames on file with the free space available on each disk is included in the display. The following illustrates such a listing: These disks are in directory file : MARC/CAT:0 Disk Free Disk Free Disk Free Disk Free --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- MARCO025 3K MARCO026 3K MARCO027 0K MARCO028 0K MARCO029 0K MARCO030 33K MARCO031 2K MARCO032 15K MARCO033 3K MARCO034 9K MARCO035 11K MARCO036 32K MARCO037 0K MARCO038 84K MARCO039 54K The <P>rint function will allow you to produce a printed hardcopy of your directory list. You can print '<E>iles by disk order', '<E>xpanded file order', or '<C>unpressed file order'. The <E>xit function returns you to the GETSPEC menu to give you the opportunity to save or cancel all of your changes. At the GETSPEC menu, you can also change to a different catalog file. This package is all you need to get a handle on your disk collection. Don't waste your time trying to DIR your disks to find a particular file. Catalog your collection, fast - with ZCAT. ORDERING INFORMATION: ZCAT: For use with the TRS-80 Model I/III under LDOS 5.1. PRO-ZCAT: For use with LDOS/TRSDOS Version 6.
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ZDIS v1.4
zdis14dr.zip
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ZDIS v2.1 [Z-80 and 8080 Disassembler]
zdis21bl.zip
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zdos3v1m.zip
Z DOS Z Dos the Dos for the person who does not want to spend a hundred dollars or more for an improvement over TRS-DOS. For only $39.95 you will double your fun. For only $39.95 you can get what reviewers in three different magazines said was the BEST BASIC for the TRS-80. MULTI DOS $99.95 COMPUTER SHACK 24 1691 Eason Pontiac, Michigan 48054 Info: (313) 673-8700 Orders: CALL TOLL FREE: (800) 392-8881 Master Charge and VISA OK. Please add $3.00 for shipping in the U.S.A. - $5.00 for Canada or Mexico - Proper postage outside of U.S. - Canada - Mexico. Dealers: We are distributors for all items in this ad. Write for our catalog and price list.
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ZDOS v1.0D [Double Density][Original]
zdos1v1d.zip
Z DOS Z Dos the Dos for the person who does not want to spend a hundred dollars or more for an improvement over TRS-DOS. For only $39.95 you will double your fun. For only $39.95 you can get what reviewers in three different magazines said was the BEST BASIC for the TRS-80. MULTI DOS $99.95 COMPUTER SHACK 24 1691 Eason Pontiac, Michigan 48054 Info: (313) 673-8700 Orders: CALL TOLL FREE: (800) 392-8881 Master Charge and VISA OK. Please add $3.00 for shipping in the U.S.A. - $5.00 for Canada or Mexico - Proper postage outside of U.S. - Canada - Mexico. Dealers: We are distributors for all items in this ad. Write for our catalog and price list.
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ZDOS v1.0S [Single Density][Original]
zdos1v1s.zip
Z DOS Z Dos the Dos for the person who does not want to spend a hundred dollars or more for an improvement over TRS-DOS. For only $39.95 you will double your fun. For only $39.95 you can get what reviewers in three different magazines said was the BEST BASIC for the TRS-80. MULTI DOS $99.95 COMPUTER SHACK 24 1691 Eason Pontiac, Michigan 48054 Info: (313) 673-8700 Orders: CALL TOLL FREE: (800) 392-8881 Master Charge and VISA OK. Please add $3.00 for shipping in the U.S.A. - $5.00 for Canada or Mexico - Proper postage outside of U.S. - Canada - Mexico. Dealers: We are distributors for all items in this ad. Write for our catalog and price list.
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ZDT v1.41
zdt141m2.zip
ZDT - Z80 Monitor Debugger to break and examine registers with standard Zilog/Mostek mnemonic disassembly displays $35 when ordered with Z80 Development Package $50/$10
ZDT v1.41
zdt141mi.zip
ZDT - Z80 Monitor Debugger to break and examine registers with standard Zilog/Mostek mnemonic disassembly displays $35 when ordered with Z80 Development Package $50/$10
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zeneda12.zip
ZEN Written by John Hawthorne Adapted and Improved by Laurie Shields Our TRS-80 version of Zen is a complete package for the creation of Z80 machine code programs and combines a text editor, fast Z80 assembler, machine code monitor and debugger. This is the fourth major upgrade of the disk ZEN since its first release in 1981. ZEN will customize itself with the necessary patches to accommodate the minor differences in the various TRS-80 systems. ZEN supports assembling directly to memory and includes an interactive debugger. ZEN also has a BASIC macro preprocessor and a source file containing sample macros and library routines. There is a special Model 4 version specifically written for TRSDOS 6.0. ZEN includes several utility programs. Complete support for the Models 1, III and 4, ZEN sells for only $39.95.
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zeneda31.zip
ZEN Written by John Hawthorne Adapted and Improved by Laurie Shields Our TRS-80 version of Zen is a complete package for the creation of Z80 machine code programs and combines a text editor, fast Z80 assembler, machine code monitor and debugger. This is the fourth major upgrade of the disk ZEN since its first release in 1981. ZEN will customize itself with the necessary patches to accommodate the minor differences in the various TRS-80 systems. ZEN supports assembling directly to memory and includes an interactive debugger. ZEN also has a BASIC macro preprocessor and a source file containing sample macros and library routines. There is a special Model 4 version specifically written for TRSDOS 6.0. ZEN includes several utility programs. Complete support for the Models 1, III and 4, ZEN sells for only $39.95.
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zen81341.zip
ZEN Written by John Hawthorne Adapted and Improved by Laurie Shields Our TRS-80 version of Zen is a complete package for the creation of Z80 machine code programs and combines a text editor, fast Z80 assembler, machine code monitor and debugger. This is the fourth major upgrade of the disk ZEN since its first release in 1981. ZEN will customize itself with the necessary patches to accommodate the minor differences in the various TRS-80 systems. ZEN supports assembling directly to memory and includes an interactive debugger. ZEN also has a BASIC macro preprocessor and a source file containing sample macros and library routines. There is a special Model 4 version specifically written for TRSDOS 6.0. ZEN includes several utility programs. Complete support for the Models 1, III and 4, ZEN sells for only $39.95.
zeneda34.zip
ZEN Written by John Hawthorne Adapted and Improved by Laurie Shields Our TRS-80 version of Zen is a complete package for the creation of Z80 machine code programs and combines a text editor, fast Z80 assembler, machine code monitor and debugger. This is the fourth major upgrade of the disk ZEN since its first release in 1981. ZEN will customize itself with the necessary patches to accommodate the minor differences in the various TRS-80 systems. ZEN supports assembling directly to memory and includes an interactive debugger. ZEN also has a BASIC macro preprocessor and a source file containing sample macros and library routines. There is a special Model 4 version specifically written for TRSDOS 6.0. ZEN includes several utility programs. Complete support for the Models 1, III and 4, ZEN sells for only $39.95.
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zeneda20.zip
ZEN Written by John Hawthorne Adapted and Improved by Laurie Shields Our TRS-80 version of Zen is a complete package for the creation of Z80 machine code programs and combines a text editor, fast Z80 assembler, machine code monitor and debugger. This is the fourth major upgrade of the disk ZEN since its first release in 1981. ZEN will customize itself with the necessary patches to accommodate the minor differences in the various TRS-80 systems. ZEN supports assembling directly to memory and includes an interactive debugger. ZEN also has a BASIC macro preprocessor and a source file containing sample macros and library routines. There is a special Model 4 version specifically written for TRSDOS 6.0. ZEN includes several utility programs. Complete support for the Models 1, III and 4, ZEN sells for only $39.95.