By default, fasmw is a x86 compiler with an editor around.

But if i want to just compile for another platform (say, ARM) using the same ide, i think we need a sort of common interface between all versions of fasm.

Say, if the fasm x86 core needs a structure and many other stuff to execute the same way.

Then, to have a ARM version, just include the FASMARM source code instead of FASMX86.

And it goes the same for every version.


Then, to be honest, it is because i am fed up of the "pseudo c++" language in arduino, and bored by the use of a hll to handle bits.

And as i am really lazy, i talk about the problem here, hoping somebody will join and maybe help to realize it.

fasmarm already integrates the fasm IDE. See fasmwarm.exe in the download at arm.flatassembler.net

thank you

Kind of old thread, but Arduino (for anyone new to the devices) actually supports assembler now and all the more reason to consider Revo's fasmarm platform.