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is an Assembler Integrated Developement Environment (IDE). ASMPad is a very easy editor for ASM source files that comes with a feature for compiling code without containing to use the command sequence. It may be utilized with Borland Turbo Assembler and Microsoft Assembler.

reads debugging info from ASxx assemblers. It is for use with the ASxx assemblers by Frank Vorstenbosch. ASRD prints out debugging info from the binary debug info files generated when the assembler is run with the -g option.

are a series of microprocessor assemblers written in the C programming language. This group contains cross assemblers for the 6800(6802/6808), 6801(hd6303), 6804, 6805, 68HC08, 6809, 68HC11, 68HC12, 68HC16, 8051, 8085(8080), z80(hd64180), H8/3xx, DS8xCxxx, and 6500 series microprocessors. The companion software ASLINK is a relocating linker supporting all the cross assemblers. The assemblers and linker have been tested using GCC 2.7.2 with LINUX, Symantec C/C++ V6.1/V7.2, DJGPP (GCC 2.8.1) and VC6 with MS-DOS/Windows 3.x/95/98. Complete source code and documentation for the assemblers and linker is included with the distribution. Additionally, test code for each assembler and several microprocessor checks (Help05 for the 6805, MONDEB and Help09 for the 6809, and BUFFALO 2.5 for the 6811) are included as working examples of use of these assemblers.

is a disassembler for a range of common 8-bit microprocessors. DASMx is a multi-pass disassembler with automatic symbol generation. It takes as input a binary code or data picture file typically a ROM picture, and creates either an assembler source file or a listing file. DASMx can optionally use a symbol file containing user-defined symbols and specifications of data areas within the source picture. By using known code entry points and performing partial emulation of the processor, the disassembler is able to follow known code paths within a source binary picture. The use of code threading, together with the multi-pass operation and symbol table management allows readable assembly code output from source pictures that contain large amounts of data. The following main processor families are supported: Motorola 6800 family and single chip variants (comprising Hitachi 630X devices); Motorola 6809; MOS Technology 6502 and Rockwell 65C0X; Zilog Z80; Sharp LR35902 (single chip Z80 variant as used in the Nintendo GameBoy); Intel MCS-80/85TM family (i.e. 8080 and 8085); Intel MCS-48TM family (such as 8048); Intel MCS-51TM family (such as 8051); and Signetics 2650.

is a command sequence disassembler. It can disassemble 16- or 32-bit applications into Intel or AT and T syntax. Labels are printed instead of offset addresses. The assembler source code for DIS is included and can be incorporated into your software.

is a shell for the assembler language. Features of this software include: an internal preprocessor; full context help for Intel x86 instructions; a prompt list box (similar to that found in Delphi); a multi page file editor with syntax highlighting, bookmarks, un-do, and many more; an external plug-in Help system that allows you to to use Win32 SDK help files, Turbo assembler help files, and others; a project tree see; support for external plug-in tools; support for external plug-ins for Turbo Assembler compiler and Turbo Linker; and many more.

is a polyfunctional de-bugger for DOS. Executing Inspector's intended use is in debugging DOS softwares, different system tasks, and studying x86 assembler. It uses 250Kb of disk space in five files. Inspector uses 64Kb of conventional memory while working or being resident; it uses extended memory for internal buffers if XMS extended memory is available. Executing Inspector works with all PC-compatible computers on the basis of any 80x86 microprocessors. It supports all popular video systems, can receive input from both the keyboard or mouse, and has most options accessible from both the window menu and hot-keys. Among the features are: support for displaying, searching, comparing, editing memory contents, disk files contents, and disk sectors contents; printing listings; the ability to stay resident in memory and activate with a hot-key; ports direct I/O; and up to 128 breakpoints on arbitrary interrupts.

allows you to examine softwares in detail by generating assembly language listings. IDA Pro offers support for more than one instructions sets such as 80x86, Z80, 68x00, Java, and for more than one file formats such as VxD, DLL, ELF, and EXE.Unlike other disassemblers, IDA let you modify label names, mark stack variables, and fine-tune the disassembly with your own comments all within a project-oriented menu-driven environment. You can even save your project and pick up where you left off effortlessly.

is a complete ASM software kit, with an interpreter, editor, assembler, disassembler and debugger. It also comes with a course on assembly-language programming for students, complete with a workshop project.

supports the Intel 8044, 8048, 8051/52, 8080, 8085, 8096, and the Zilog Z80 microprocessors. These are basic two-pass assemblers that supports macros, conditional assembly and include files. They support the complete instruction set and a complete set of directives. These assemblers can produce formatted listing files and item code in both the Intel Hex and the Motorola Hex formats.

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