Hello Comrades!

I wrote my own assembler-like language for AVR microcontrollers. First attemps were already in early 2000's when I had only very simple AT90S2313 with very small program code. AVR doesnt allow to execute code from RAM and that is why I wrote my own set of instructions which can be loaded into RAM and executed.

Documentation is still in polish but I think all is clear. To generate code I always used Tomasz Grysztar's FASMW and simple macro definitions file and also some of my digital system have build-in compilers (but without relocation). Also simple decompiler has been written for testing and debugging.

THAVR (previousky HAVR) is small and very efficient programming language, simplest program can have 10 bytes only! This is because 66% of instructions are one-byte instructions.

Project site is here:
http://hf8v.atwebpages.com/hf/thavr.htm


Best Regards/73

Tomek/HF8V

interesting solution