A CDC 6600-Based Cross-Assembler for the HP2114 Minicomputer.
Barry J. Brownstein · Defense Technical Information Center (DTIC) · 1975
One of the difficulties in programming a minicomputer with a minimum complement of peripheral devices is the need to use paper tape software. This software is normally ponderous to use, provides a minimum of diagnostics, and very little language modification capability. The cross-assembler described in this report runs on the CDC 6600, using higher speed peripherals, card input, and is used very much like an assembly language for a large computer system, such as COMPASS. (Author)