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readme.z80 

       CAMELFORTH FOR THE Z80 - BETA TEST VERSION - 16 APRIL 1995

       ==========================================================



This is a BETA TEST version of CamelForth/80, an ANSI Standard Forth for

the Zilog Z80 microprocessor and the CP/M operating system.  This means

that, although I have tested the bulk of this code for correct

functioning, and have fixed several bugs, you may discover new bugs.

I'd appreciate hearing of any such, either



                 by Internet:  bj@camelforth.com



I'll also answer questions and try to solve problems.



                                 * * *



As distributed, CamelForth will assemble to run under CP/M 2.x.  It

determines the highest available RAM location from CP/M, and places its

data areas (stacks, user area, etc.) immediately below that.  The

CamelForth program resides in the bottom of the CP/M program area

(100h), and any user definitions are added immediately after.  CP/M's

default command buffer at 80h is used for the Terminal Input Bu