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Compyx
Registered: Jan 2005
Posts: 631 |
Popular (cross)assemblers
I was wondering what the most popular (cross-)assemblers are for programming the C64. Turbo Assembler obviously, but what other assemblers are used?
I'm planning a complete rewrite of my old cross-assembler and I'd like to make it compatible with the popular assemblers out there..
So any comments on assemblers used by coders would be very helpful..
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Scout
Registered: Dec 2002
Posts: 1568 |
Quote: I was wondering what the most popular (cross-)assemblers are for programming the C64. Turbo Assembler obviously, but what other assemblers are used?
I'm planning a complete rewrite of my old cross-assembler and I'd like to make it compatible with the popular assemblers out there..
So any comments on assemblers used by coders would be very helpful..
For crossassembling I use 64TASS (64TASS V1.44) which is compatible with Turbo Assembler.
I also hear good things about ACME (http://www.esw-heim.tu-clausthal.de/~marco/smorbrod/acme/acme.h..) and CC65 (http://www.cc65.org/).
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Compyx
Registered: Jan 2005
Posts: 631 |
CC65 seems to be a C-compiler for 65xx-systems, would be nice to code a demo with C :)
64TASS looks very good, it uses a lot of keywords and assembler-directives my assembler uses.
ACME looks pretty nice too.
Thanks!
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JackAsser
Registered: Jun 2002
Posts: 1995 |
Again I recommend CA65+LD65 (in the CC65) package. That's a nice way to handle assembler sources with proper linking and get rid of .org and .offs nightmare (IMO nightmare). |
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HCL
Registered: Feb 2003
Posts: 717 |
I used DreamAss (by the Dreams) for one or two projects. The only cross-assembler i've ever coop'ed with. |
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Frantic
Registered: Mar 2003
Posts: 1633 |
I use either DreamAss or CC65/LD65/CA65 depending on project. DreamAss for pure assembler projects and the other suite for things like tools.
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Ninja
Registered: Jan 2002
Posts: 407 |
If you are looking for interesting features, also have a glimpse at AS: http://www.the-dreams.de/as141r7n.zip
(although it's not really popular) |
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CyberBrain
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Posts: 392 |
Quote: Again I recommend CA65+LD65 (in the CC65) package. That's a nice way to handle assembler sources with proper linking and get rid of .org and .offs nightmare (IMO nightmare).
Word. I also used 6502 Turbo Assembler by Taboo once, but ca65 is totally kewler. I think 6502 turbo ass has been updated by someone and at the same renamed into something else... so that new version could be pretty good aswell. Just dont remember the new name. |
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Ninja
Registered: Jan 2002
Posts: 407 |
Quote: Word. I also used 6502 Turbo Assembler by Taboo once, but ca65 is totally kewler. I think 6502 turbo ass has been updated by someone and at the same renamed into something else... so that new version could be pretty good aswell. Just dont remember the new name.
A quick CSDb-search ("TASS") reveals another set of "lets-make-an-entry-for-every-update"-releases. :)
64TASS V1.44 |
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Stryyker
Registered: Dec 2001
Posts: 465 |
One of the Breeze members had C sources to Turbo Assembler to download - if you must use turbo Assembler away from DOS/Windows it is a godsend. |
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CyberBrain
Administrator
Posts: 392 |
Quote: A quick CSDb-search ("TASS") reveals another set of "lets-make-an-entry-for-every-update"-releases. :)
64TASS V1.44
Oh, yeah... heh.. i kind a' suck :)
(but about the LMAEFEU-R's.. it's actually how it should be.. history-database, remember..? ;) ) |
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