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Orgams is a ROM Amstrad native assembler. The first public version was released in february 2015.  
'''Orgams''' is a ROM-based Amstrad CPC and PLUS native Assembler. The first public version was released in february 2015.  
 
 
== History ==
 
* created by [[Madram]], [[Drill]] and [[Hicks]]
 


== Features ==
== Features ==
As Orgams is ROM based, the RAM is dedicated to execution. The source is stored in the upper RAM to keep it almost safe when reseting the CPC. Getting back to the source after a reset is very quick so Orgams is the ideal solution to hardware testing.
 
As '''Orgams''' is ROM based, the RAM is dedicated to execution. The source is stored in the upper RAM to keep it almost safe when reseting the CPC. Getting back to the source after a reset is very quick so Orgams is the ideal solution to hardware testing.
 


== gallery ==
== gallery ==


<gallery caption="Orgams">
File:Orgs3.png
File:OrgamsRC1.png
File:Orgs2.png
</gallery>




== Links ==
== Links ==
* official manual : http://orgams.wikidot.com/guideutilisateur (French)
 
* official manual / dedicated wiki : http://orgams.wikidot.com/guideutilisateur (French)


* official topic :  http://www.cpcwiki.eu/forum/programming/orgams-the-new-cpc-assembler!/
* official topic :  http://www.cpcwiki.eu/forum/programming/orgams-the-new-cpc-assembler!/

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Orgams

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Orgams is a ROM-based Amstrad CPC and PLUS native Assembler. The first public version was released in february 2015.


History


Features

As Orgams is ROM based, the RAM is dedicated to execution. The source is stored in the upper RAM to keep it almost safe when reseting the CPC. Getting back to the source after a reset is very quick so Orgams is the ideal solution to hardware testing.