Do we have a LMM assembler?

potatohead

I've seen and used a little LMM, but it was either generated by something, or was just hand coded, with a kernel.

Let's say that I want to write something all in PASM, with just a SPIN stub. LMM then replaces SPIN, with PASM filling the role it always does.

How is that done right now, or is it done?

Bill Henning

Hi potatohead,

Try "LAS" at the link in my sig - it passed my tests.

The biggest limitation is that it does not handle expressions at all - due to a bug in the parser, I turned off expression handling.

I was going to fix it, but as there was no interest shown in LAS, I have not spent any more time on it.

LAS has a number of LMM extensions (pseudo-ops) to make writing LMM code much easier.

I seem to recall that Ale has written an assembler in Java that also has some LMM extensions... but I could be wrong.

potatohead wrote: »

I've seen and used a little LMM, but it was either generated by something, or was just hand coded, with a kernel.

Let's say that I want to write something all in PASM, with just a SPIN stub. LMM then replaces SPIN, with PASM filling the role it always does.

How is that done right now, or is it done?