Norecess released an update to his nice utility which makes it possible to use the Pasmo assembler instead of the in SDCC included ASZ80 assembler. This allows you to use a more familiar (Maxam style) assembly syntax. You can download it from Norecess’ homepage. You can also find my SDCC example project for the Code:Blocks IDE and a small coding tutorial on his page, too.
Changes:
Norecess released an update to his nice utility which makes it possible to use the Pasmo assembler instead of the in SDCC included ASZ80 assembler. This allows you to use a more familiar (Maxam style) assembly syntax. You can download it from Norecess’ homepage. You can also find my SDCC example project for the Code:Blocks IDE and a small coding tutorial on his page, too.
Changes:
Norecess, known for his demos and tools, released the source code of the Windows version of SDCC2Pasmo. SDCC2Pasmo is a small assembly syntax converter, which allows you to use Maxam style assembly syntax, which is compatible with the Pasmo, WinApe or Maxam assembler, in the SDCC ANSI C cross-compiler.
The command-line usage is: SDCC2Pasmo sdcc_output.asm pasmo_compatible.asm
You can now download the code from Norecess’ productions section on his website.
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