AA16 MONITOR: iSBC 80/10 or 80/10A This is a resident interactive montor for the iSBC 80/10. Some features included: All commands are checked for validity before being executed. Paper tape input is buffered to allow checksum validation before being installed. The "program execute" command permits the setting and clearing of breakpoints. Provision is made for a front-panel hardware interrupt switch. BD1 DISASSEMBLER: 8080 CODE This program transforms machine code in memory to a listing of: -Addresses; -Machine codes. BF3 INTERPRETER: LISP This program provides I/O of LISP data structures and interpretation of LISP expressions. BD8 DISASSEMBLER: 8048 OBJECT CODE This program disassembles an 8048 object code program previously loaded into the MDS memory (e.g. with UPM). The object code may be at every memory location greater than 6000H. Outputs program listing to disk with only symbolic code and tab characters; or outputs absolute location, object code, line number, and the symbolic code to any output device. BF5 ASSEMBLER: ON-LINE This program allows instructions to be entered by mnemonics rather than absolute binary for experimental or debug purposes. Especially useful on small machines without much I/O capability. BD29 DUMP: iSBC 86/12 MEMORY This program is a software debugging tool to be used with an iSBC 86/12. It allows memory locations with data stored in integer or floating point format to be output in decimal through a serial port, after which the program returns to the monitor. BF7 INTERPRETER: LLL BASIC-II This program is designed to operate with an 8080-based Intellec. This interpreter consists of an 8K-byte ROM-resident interpreter for program debug and generation. BI5 UNKNOWN: FILE STRIPPER This program appears to read in a file and then strip bit 8 off every byte. It then writes it back out to disk. edit to credit. edcred BB38 CONVERSION: ISIS-II TO/FROM CP/M This program converts ASCII or hex files between operating systems ISIS-II and CP/M, using single-density drives 0 and 1.