How ZAX Makes Larger Z80 Programs Manageable
ZAX gives larger Z80 programs a stronger shape through modules, named sections, typed layouts, stable call boundaries, and structured control flow that still follows the machine.
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ZAX gives larger Z80 programs a stronger shape through modules, named sections, typed layouts, stable call boundaries, and structured control flow that still follows the machine.
ZAX uses typed inline op declarations instead of text macros so reusable instruction patterns stay readable, predictable, and grounded in real operand shapes.
ZAX is a structured assembler for the Z80 family that keeps registers, flags, and memory placement explicit while giving larger programs modules, typed layouts, real function calls, and readable control flow.