Topic       : GFA-Basic Editor
Author      : Lonny Pursell
Version     : GBE.HYP v3.74 (12/31/2023)
Subject     : Programming/Documentation
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View Ref-FileThe goal of GBE is to give the end user a full IDE, such that even assembler
add-ons can be managed within the editor. In order to do that an assembler
had to be selected. Writing a new assembler from scratch is not really an
option. I decided on Devpac.

Devpac may not be the fastest assembler, but it has the most features. It
supports all CPU's up to the 040, plus the FPU. It also can be called with
a command line.

This package includes parts of Devpac v3 as follows:
  gen.ttp (gen.prg)
  gen030.ttp (gen030.prg)
  devpac3.hyp (documentation)

If you feel that the copyright of Devpac has been violated, then by all means
delete it from your system. ;o)

GBE does not try to replace the GEM user interface supplied with Devpac. You
won't find any dialogs with Devpac options, instead the options must be placed
in the source code itself. GBE only calls the assembler to do the work,
nothing more. This also makes the source files portable if you distrute your
work, as all the settings are clearly stated in the listing itself.