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is an editor tailored to the assembly language programmer. AE automates the mundane chores of writing well-documented code. If configured, it can automatically put colons on labels, semi-colons on comments, automatically switch case for upper case code with capitalized lower case comments, and many more. AE can also be used as a Word Star compatible, general purpose editor. This software supports the modern Greek language in addition to English.

is large library of freeware assembly language features. Over 400 different features, along with their source code, are included in this library. There are features for working with databases, compressing, managing memory, performing floating point calculations, generating menu systems, and much more. Fifteen sample softwares are also included.

is an easy DOS assembler. The Assembler takes as its input 8086, 8088, 80186 and 80286 assembly language source files and produces relocatable item modules that are compatible with the Microsoft 8086 Item Linker.

is an assembler for Motorola 6800, 6801, 6802, and 6803 microprocessors. It reads input from an ASCII text file, assembles this into memory, and then writes a listing and a binary or hex file. Features of AS02 include: quick two-pass assembly; support for binary, s-records or intel-hex output file formats; optional generation of a debug info file; three segments (code, data, bss) for ROM-based softwares; a 'struct' keyword for easy declarations; an instruction cycle count in the listing; full conditional assembly with CPU identifying defines; C-style expressions; support for long file names when running in a Windows DOS box; and full macro ability. It accepts 6801and 6803 instruction set extensions to the Motorola 6800 and 6802. This can be enabled from the commandline using -x option. AS02 runs under MS-DOS 3.x+ or compatible systems.

is an assembler for the Motorola 6805 microprocessor. It reads input from an ASCII text file, assembles this into memory, and then writes a listing and a binary or hex file. Features of AS05 include: quick two-pass assembly; support for binary, s-records or intel-hex output file formats; optional generation of a debug info file; three segments (code, data, bss) for ROM-based softwares; a 'struct' keyword for easy declarations; an instruction cycle count in the listing; full conditional assembly with CPU identifying defines; C-style expressions; support for long file names when running in a Windows DOS box; and full macro ability. AS05 runs under MS-DOS 3.x+ or compatible systems.

is an assembler for the Motorola 6809 and Hitachi 6309 microprocessors. It reads input from an ASCII text file, assembles this into memory, and then writes a listing and a binary or hex file. Features of AS09 include: quick two-pass assembly; support for binary, s-records or intel-hex output file formats; optional generation of a debug info file; three segments (code, data, bss) for ROM-based softwares; a 'struct' keyword for easy declarations; an instruction cycle count in the listing; full conditional assembly with CPU identifying defines; C-style expressions; support for long file names when running in a Windows DOS box; and full macro ability. It accepts full 6309 instruction set extensions to the M6809. This can be enabled from the commandline using -x option. AS09 runs under MS-DOS 3.x+ or compatible systems.

is an assembler for the Intel 8048, 8049, 8050, 8040, 8039, 8035, and 8748, 8749 microprocessors. It reads input from an ASCII text file, assembles this into memory, and then writes a listing and a binary or hex file. Features of AS48 include: quick two-pass assembly; support for binary, s-records or intel-hex output file formats; optional generation of a debug info file; three segments (code, data, bss) for ROM-based softwares; a 'struct' keyword for easy declarations; an instruction cycle count in the listing; full conditional assembly with CPU identifying defines; C-style expressions; support for long file names when running in a Windows DOS box; and full macro ability. AS48 runs under MS-DOS 3.x+ or compatible systems.

is an assembler for the 6502 and 65SC02 microprocessors. It reads input from an ASCII text file, assembles this into memory, and then writes a listing and a binary or hex file. Features of AS65 include: quick two-pass assembly; support for binary, s-records or intel-hex output file formats; optional generation of a debug info file; three segments (code, data, bss) for ROM-based softwares; a 'struct' keyword for easy declarations; an instruction cycle count in the listing; full conditional assembly with CPU identifying defines; C-style expressions; support for long file names when running in a Windows DOS box; and full macro ability. It accepts 65SC02 instruction set extensions to the 6502. This can be enabled from the commandline using -x option. AS65 runs under MS-DOS 3.x+ or compatible systems.

is an assembler for the Intel 8080 and 8085 and Zilog Z80 microprocessors. It reads input from an ASCII text file, assembles this into memory, and then writes a listing and a binary or hex file. Features of AS80 include: quick two-pass assembly; support for binary, s-records or intel-hex output file formats; optional generation of a debug info file; three segments (code, data, bss) for ROM-based softwares; a 'struct' keyword for easy declarations; an instruction cycle count in the listing; full conditional assembly with CPU identifying defines; C-style expressions; support for long file names when running in a Windows DOS box; and full macro ability. It accepts 8085, Z80 and Z180 instruction set extensions to the 8080. This can be enabled from the commandline using -x option. AS80 runs under MS-DOS 3.x+ or compatible systems.

is a DOS-based command-sequence MC68HC11 processor cross-assembler It creates (P and E compatible or ASCII source-level) MAP, S19, LST, ERR, and SYM (EM11 compatible) files. It allows you to assemble more than one files with one command, and supports included files (nested up to 50 levels). It supports full path error reporting for smart IDEs, conditional assembly with user messages, errors and warnings. It comes with macros and several assembler directives for controlling listing, source-level mapping, tabs, and case sensitivity. It also provides an automatic direct addressing mode.

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