[Copyright 1999,2002,2007 Frank Durda IV, All Rights Reserved. Mirroring of any material on this site in any form is expressly prohibited. The official web site for this material is: http://nemesis.lonestar.org Contact this address for use clearances: clearance at nemesis.lonestar.org Comments and queries to this address: web_software_2011 at nemesis.lonestar.org]
QED is a no-frills, screen-oriented text editor, designed to be used by the first-time assembly language programmer, and in some cases, first-time computer user. QED is written in Z80 Assembly language, and was developed for the Tandy TRS-80 Model 4/4D/4P platform.
QED provides an interface similar to the LED editor from Misosys. It provides a
What-You-See-Is-What-You-Get view of the file being edited.
General summary of QED and its history
QED source code, main module, Z80 Assembler (ASCII, NAME=QED/SRC)
QED source code, command routines, Z80 Assembler (ASCII, NAME=QEDCMD/SRC)
QED source code, memory and video manager, Z80 Assembler (ASCII, NAME=QEDMEM/SRC)
QED source code, full assembly listing, Z80 Assembler (HTML)
(The assembly listing is formatted for display on a HTML viewer.)
QED source code, full assembly listing, Z80 Assembler (ASCII, NAME=QED/LST)
(The assembly listing is formatted for standard 132 column x 66 column paper.)
QED executable code (CMD, PLATFORM=Model 4/4D/4P, OS=TRSDOS 6, NAME=QED/CMD)
QED command summary (HTML)
Visit the nemesis.lonestar.org home page and index