Dear Tomaž, thank you for your answer.
Am Thu, Jul 23, 2026 at 10:13:50AM +0200 schrieb Tomaž Šolc: > > Ben's patch has been merged with some refactoring into z80dasm 1.2.0 > which was released around March 2023 and available from my website until > it went offline. > > As far as I remember I never heard back from Ben so z180 functionaly has > only been tested as far as I could do it myself without a working > assembler to compare against. > > Looking at git history I also did some work on getting 1.2.0 into Debian > back then, like fixing the build issue (#1105573). But then things happened. This status update is helpful. Thank you. I would be very happy if we could migrate the Debian packaging to salsa.debian.org. This is independent for what new home you might decide for your upstream code. > > > https://www.tablix.org/~avian/git/z80dasm.git > > > > This repository vanished. > > Yes, it's a long story. > > I still have everything that was on that server. Good to know. > I do wish to bring some parts of my website back online, but with all that's > going on I can't say when or if I will be able to get to it. Using codeberg, gitlab or github coming to mind to simplify hosting it on your own. > > There is a repository at Github> https://github.com/lvitals/z80dasm/ > > > > which has a single commit and the codebase is the showing lots of > > similarities, more files in src/ but no Makefile.* I guess its some > > older code. > > I have no knowledge of this repository. This is not me. Thank you for the clarification. > Judging by the NEWS file it looks like someone uploaded the 1.2.0 source > .tar.gz release to github. I haven't checked if it has any other changes on > top of that. Not sure whether you want to talk to that someone. Some real Git repository with the development history would probably be helpful. I would like to follow this todo list: 1. You create some new home with a downloadable tarball (either on those hosting platform or your own site) 2. I would volunteer to create a Debian *packaging* Git on salsa.debian.org and will grant you push permissions. That way we can collaborative work on the Debian packaging. What do you think? Kind regards Andreas. -- https://fam-tille.de
