On 2026-02-19 3:34 p.m., Cameron Kaiser via cctalk wrote:
Here is a link to a family of assemblers that you should look at. I
have no idea if the syntax will match, but I know the author goes to
a good deal of pain to match manufacturer syntax for most of them.
In the limited use I have made of a few of them, they have served me
well. The author is VERY responsive to bug fixes and they are still
under active development. http://john.ccac.rwth-aachen.de:8000/as/
That's two votes for as/asl then, thanks.
Three votes. I use asl (a/k/a Macroassembler AS) for anything that isn't 6502
(prefer xa65) or PowerPC. Most recently did some MC6800 and TMS7000 work in it.
I give it a vote as well. I can't use it ( as far as I can tell ),
because I need 36 bit cross assembler.
Did any of the PDP 10 cross assemblers make it past the 70's?
Ben.
