6502 assembler?

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mindcooler

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mindcooler 19 Jan 2011, 02:03

Anyone know of a 6502 assembler you can recommend?

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19 Jan 2011, 02:03

shoorick

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shoorick 19 Jan 2011, 06:14

http://www.6502.org/tools/asm/ - look for FASM there Shocked

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mindcooler

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mindcooler 19 Jan 2011, 08:01

Being named FASM, clearly it must be superior? Smile

19 Jan 2011, 08:01

shoorick

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shoorick 19 Jan 2011, 08:13

i do not know Smile

i had no ever seen 6502, only had seen once Agat - Soviet clone of Apple-II Smile

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if you are familiar with 6502 and with fasm macros then you can make cross-assembler by yourself with fasm. look how it was made for 8080 or ARM.

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neville 19 Jan 2011, 10:19

shoorick wrote:

i do not know i had no ever seen 6502, only had seen once Agat - Soviet clone of Apple-II
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if you are familiar with 6502 and with fasm macros then you can make cross-assembler by yourself with fasm. look how it was made for 8080 or ARM.

By "clone" do you mean "unofficial" or "slightly illegal" COPY?
Shocked

Surely not Wink

I still have a GENUINE Apple //e

And I had a DOS 6502 cross-assembler once, maybe still on a 5.25 inch floppy disk somewhere. Or an 8" disk? No, just kidding.

Do you really need to use fasm macros? I'm sure I could write a cross assembler using fasm without a single macro Cool

(But I'm not volunteering at the moment
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shoorick

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shoorick 19 Jan 2011, 10:29

neville wrote:

By "clone" do you mean "unofficial" or "slightly illegal" COPY?

generally, i do not know Smile

but quiet possible Smile

neville wrote:

Do you really need to use fasm macros? I'm sure I could write a cross assembler using fasm without a single macro (But I'm not volunteering at the moment
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i did not ment writing 6502 assembler with fasm. i ment using fasm to assemble 6502 code directly, overriding x86 mnemonics with 6502 mnemonics with help of macros.

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mindcooler

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mindcooler 19 Jan 2011, 13:37

Hah, your replies makes me want to write an 6502 assembler IDE, as I previously had plans to.. Razz

19 Jan 2011, 13:37

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