my CP/M-80 pile'o'gunk

[Eric Smith]

Tom wrote:
> I figured decoding CPM disks is pretty much done, and trivial
> if I gotta cobble it up. I'll do it in Perl!

For Linux it's done:
    http://www.moria.de/~michael/cpmtools/cpmtools-2.4.tar.gz

I haven't tried to use that on the output of my rfloppy->dmk2raw
programs, but if it doesn't work it should probably be fairly easy
to adapt it.

Reportedly "yaze" (now "yaze-ag"?) is a very good simulator for running
CP/M software on Linux, but I have not yet tried it.

Eric