It is amazing how many bugs can hide in
a program. My testing must have always typed
commands in the same way and bugs did not appear.
Anyway, The AsmIDE programs are getting closer
to release and new versions are on the web site.
Thanks to those who reported problems.

I did not bother to update the change logs
due to the large number of changes.

AsmRef - extensive menu driven help system.
This is a much improved version with
about 30 files of interest to assembly
programmers.
(menu selection problems fixed)

AsmMgr - a "mc" style file manager which has been
configured for smIDE. It will do normal
file minipulation and kick off compilers,
etc.
(Lots of bug fixes and improvements, a few
more changes are planned)

AsmLib - Library of about 160 functions for Linux
x86 programming (console or terminal).
(the library had 3 bugs and is now approaching
170 functions)

AsmEdit - A general purpose editor with hooks for
assembly programmers. This version has a
few bug fixes, and some reorginization.

AsmFunc - General functions to enhance AsmEdit and
AsmMgr. Also, a few general programs that
did not fit anywhere else.

AsmPlan - This an alpha program that will be redesigned
soon. It is mostly a place holder for now,
but it does provide a somewhat useful todo
program.

All of these programs are on the web page at:
http://members.save-net.com/jko%40save-net.com/asm/

Any feedback is appreciated. If no bugs pop out this
release will get distributed within a few days.

all the best, jeff