Subject: Re: [stella] Trying to get back in the groove From: "Lord Spambraticus of Borg" <spambrat@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Thu, 22 Oct 1998 02:26:54 +1000 |
>ACK! I meant for various ASSEMBLERS. That would allow you to disassemble >the image to be recompilable with assemblers other than DASM. Oh! That's quite a bit different. :) That's a reasonable feature, though you probably could just augment the existing options to achieve it (you already have the accumulator "A" register label add/remove control for instance). The format DiStella emits looks pretty vanilla to me, as far as assembler formats go. What others would you see a need to support and how different would be their formats? (It'd mainly be in the areas of hex/decimal notational syntax, and pseudo-ops like DC/DB/DW, etc, no? While search/replace could probably rework most differences, I'll grant it would be nice to support a wider range.) By the way, people... there exists a VERY VERY broad cross-assembler written by a kindly German dude (Alfred Arnold) - supports DOZENS of CPUs, and a variety of binary output formats. 100% source included, and 100% free. I was kind of surprised the Stella/VCS2600 folks didn't latch onto it, because it supports Z80, 650x, 68k, intel, TMS, AVR, Mitsubishi, and stuff I've not heard of. I've used it for so many microcontroller projects, it's scary. ftp://john.ccac.rwth-aachen.de/pub/as/ > Sorry for the confusion! Hehehe. I'm a Rob too... at least I prefer to go by Rob instead of Bob normally. :) Or there really WOULD be some confusion! :) =Rob= PS: Hey Ruffin, it's been a while since you've updated your page (winkwink) :) -- Archives (includes files) at http://www.biglist.com/lists/stella/archives/ Unsub & more at http://www.biglist.com/lists/stella/
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