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* EAE options for PDP-5 and PDP-8
* high-speed punch/reader
* interrupt controller
* line printer type 645
* teletype/punch
* terminal keyboard/reader
* and many more less well-known peripherals!
* Define new instructions
* Ability to define new instructions
* Core memory `FIELD` selection
* Zero-page addressing
* Indirect addressing
* Core memory `FIELD` selection
* `EXPUNGE`, `FIXTAB`, and `FIXMRI` pseudo-ops to redefine the predefined instruction set
* `EXPUNGE`, `FIXTAB`, and `FIXMRI` pseudo-ops to augment or redefine the predefined instruction set
* Radix selection with `DECIMAL` and `OCTAL` pseudo-ops
* `PAUSE` assembly output, giving the user time to do manual things while the assembler waits
* Radix selection with `DECIMAL` and `OCTAL` pseudo-ops
We give this list not to try to replace its manual, but instead to allow searching this document for language features. You may assume that assemblers listed below also support these listed features, except where we say otherwise. Especially within the PAL genealogical line, compatibility with the baseline PAL-III syntax is assumed.
[pc5]: http://bitsavers.org/pdf/dec/pdp5/PDP-5_pgmLibr_1964.pdf
[pdp5b]: http://archive.computerhistory.org/resources/text/DEC/pdp-5/DEC.PDP-5.1964.102646094.pdf
[p83s]: http://www.ricomputermuseum.org/Home/equipment/pdp-8s/pdp-8-software
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