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Today by, way of your screenshot, I discover Asm-Pro. Just got into Amiga recently (by way of receiving one from my uncle's closet..) and have been meaning to b
by ahefner 2y ago
Today by, way of your screenshot, I discover Asm-Pro. Just got into Amiga recently (by way of receiving one from my uncle's closet..) and have been meaning to backfill my shameful lack of 68k asm knowledge. Thanks!
- snvzz 2y agoAsm-Pro is a modern, maintained, feature-rich asmone derivative. Another modern/maintained one, focusing on low end 68000/68010 machines, is asmtwo. AsmOne was a very popular assembler at the time, and has seen a few derivatives. I remember an old one called trash'm'one.
- mras0 2y agoGood luck! As the sibling comment mentions, Asm-Pro is IMO a good choice these though it requires KSv2+ (so you can't use it on an stock A500). I mostly use vasm for "larger" stuff though (http://sun.hasenbraten.de/vasm/ http://sun.hasenbraten.de/vasm/) and cross-compile (though it can run on Amiga as well) / test in an emulator. For a quick test/code loop nothing beats the Asm-* family - remember to save often and make backups though :)