Retro Assembler V1.2

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Retro Assembler V1.2 [2018]

Released by :
Dale

Release Date :
5 February 2018

Type :
Other Platform C64 Tool

AKA :
RetroAssembler V1.2

Website :
https://enginedesigns.net/download/RetroAssembler.html

User rating:

awaiting 8 votes (8 left)

Credits :

Code	....	Dale of Resource
Idea	....	Dale of Resource

Download :

http://csdb.dk/getinternalfile.php/165113/RetroAssembler.zip (downloads: 122)

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Summary
Submitted by hedning on 2 March 2018

"Retro Assembler was created as a hobby project to work with source codes targeting microcomputers. Hence the name Retro. My background is in coding a lot of demos and a few games on Commodore 64 and Plus/4, so the main target is the 6502 CPU family which is the closest to my heart. I happen to know I'm not alone with that feeling. But I also worked on the Amiga and Gameboy Color, so the assembler was created in a way that it can support multiple platforms with little effort on my part. Ultimately the goal is to support several CPUs and help the task of software development with neat assembler features. Gameboy CPU and standard Zilog Z80 support is planned, Motorola 68000 and ARM V7 are to be decided.

Platform: Windows/Linux command line (Requires .net Framework 4.7 or Mono)"

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