The Macroassembler AS, also known as "ASL," is a multi-platform cross-assembler. Build platforms include a variety of Unix systems (including Linux and MacOS X), Windows, OS/2 and DOS (both native and with an extender). Target platforms cover a huge variety of 8- and 16-bit CPUs and microcontrollers.
The upstream
branch of this repository contains the source code for
every publicly available source release of the C version. The
tools to do this and this documentation are on the master
branch.
Pull requests (to improve the import system and its documentation) are
accepted for the master
branch. The upstream
branch containing the
vendor sources never contains patches, but there may be patch branches
derived from imported vendor commits on upstream
.
master
: The import script and its documentation.upstream
: Imported ASL source code for each release.dev/cjs/current
: A recent version tested to build on Linux and assemble a small amount of 6502 and 6909 code. The build and test framework is in cjs's 8bitdev repo.dev/NAME/...
: Branches for development, testing, and patches for particular versions of ASL.
Copy the download.sh
script to a location outside of the
repository in which you're going to do the import, change to the
upstream
branch, and then run download.sh
. This will find all new
source releases that have not yet been imported and allow you
to import them one by one, generating a new commit for every new
release.
The master site for this and related repos is the Macroassembler-AS
organization on GitHub. Issues and PRs for this repo should be
filed in the Macroassembler-AS/asl-releases
project
there.
The original import code was written by Kuba Ober, [email protected]. Curt J. Sampson contributed this documentation and is currently doing regular imports of new ASL versions.