Version 2.11 of Hot Z II for 16K machines. Hot Z II adds a line-by-line Z80 assembler to the disassembler and debugger in Hot Z: it checks syntax as you enter mnemonics and assembles directly to memory.
The title screen reads “SINWARE PRESENTS”, “VERSION 2.11”, “MEMORY USE:4E00-7FFFH” and “COPYRIGHT 1983, RAY KINGSLEY”, with the note that the user is licensed to copy it for personal use only.
What’s in the download
Three tape files, each as a TZX and a WAV, with a scan of the cassette and a short text file:
HZ2_P1(HotZII_16K_P1): version 2.11 of the Hot Z II program for 16K machines.HZ2_P2(HotZII_16K_P2): Big REM, a program made of one long REM line to hold code. It was saved with a screen reading “THIS IS BG REM” above a sample disassembly.HZ2_P3(HotZII_16K_P3): the name list, the table of four-letter names (such asCADR,NADD,KLIN) that Hot Z shows in place of addresses.
Later versions (2.31 for 16K and 2.32 for 64K) are in #54963 HotZ-II. The 64K version from the same year is #56691 Hot Z II 64K v2.02.
Note: Type-in program listings on this website use ZMAKEBAS notation for graphics characters.

