A cross assembler, linker and librarian for several CPUs.
ASMotor is a portable and generic assembler engine and development system written in ANSI C99 and licensed under the GNU Public License v3. The package consists of the assembler, the librarian and the linker. It can be used as either a cross or native development system. The assembler syntax is based on the friendly, well-known Motorola style macro language. Currently supported CPUs are the 680x0 family, 6809, 6502 and derivatives, 65816, MIPS32, Z80, Game Boy, DCPU-16, CHIP-8/SCHIP and the RC811 CPU core.
ASMotor is a portable and generic assembler engine and development system written in ANSI C99 and licensed under the GNU Public License v3. The package consists of the assembler, the librarian and the linker. It can be used as either a cross or native development system. The assembler syntax is based on the friendly, well-known Motorola style macro language. Currently supported CPUs are the 680x0 family, 6809, 6502 and derivatives, 65816, MIPS32, Z80, Game Boy, DCPU-16, CHIP-8/SCHIP and the RC811 CPU core.
To install asmotor, run the following command in macOS terminal (Applications->Utilities->Terminal)
sudo port install asmotor
To see what files were installed by asmotor, run:
port contents asmotor
To later upgrade asmotor, run:
sudo port selfupdate && sudo port upgrade asmotor
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