Amiga Cross Assembler to code intros! - Help!

W4r3DeV1L · 30 May 2008, 07:49

I was wondering if exists an Amiga Cross Assembler in order to "compile" assembly sources.
I have seen 68000 Cross Assembler on google but they are not Amiga Compatible becasue I think they do not have the libaries.I am looking something like the DASM for the C64!

Any idea please?

alexh · 30 May 2008, 09:38

You might as well use ASMOne and WinUAE its fast and you can immediately test your binary.

http://www.monroeccc.edu/ckelly/EASy68K.htm
http://www.birdcomputer.ca/Software/mc680xx.html

Photon · 30 May 2008, 10:50

Yes, if you want to avoid the horrible experience of coding Amiga stuff on a real Amiga

an emulator would at least have faster workflow than some halfassed crossassembler + iffy cable.

W4r3DeV1L · 30 May 2008, 13:04

Well,

but I don't know how to access to PC HD trought WinUAE,

I would need this to assemble examples of assembly sources,

any help?

Thanks

Charlie · 30 May 2008, 14:50

Settings->Configurations
Select your Config file
Click: Load:
Then
Settings->HardDrives
Click: Add Directory or Archive:
Device Name: something like PC0
Volume Label: Whatever name you want to show up in WB
Read/Write: Tick
Bootable: UnTick (unless you want to use this as your Sys: Partition

)
Click: Select Directory: Navigate to the part of the host PC's filesystem you want access to. (I suggest not including any Windoze system folders)
Click: Ok: and you're done! A new entry sould now appear in the square window.
(not the Round or Arched Big Ted says)
Back to
Settings->Configurations
Click: Save:
.
Click: Start: And you should have an extra drive icon in WB pointing @ the directory in your PC. This will act just like any other WB partition.

W4r3DeV1L · 30 May 2008, 16:19

@Charlie

I have solved with the HD.

Thanks a lot!

musashi5150 · 30 May 2008, 16:53

If you are going to be 'banging the metal' I'd suggest getting the Hardware manual is a good idea - if you don't have it already.

30 May 2008, 07:49	#1
W4r3DeV1L Registered User Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: somewhere Age: 52 Posts: 326	Amiga Cross Assembler to code intros! - Help! I was wondering if exists an Amiga Cross Assembler in order to "compile" assembly sources. I have seen 68000 Cross Assembler on google but they are not Amiga Compatible becasue I think they do not have the libaries.I am looking something like the DASM for the C64! Any idea please?

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30 May 2008, 09:38	#2
alexh Thalion Webshrine Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Oxford Posts: 14,331	You might as well use ASMOne and WinUAE its fast and you can immediately test your binary. http://www.monroeccc.edu/ckelly/EASy68K.htm http://www.birdcomputer.ca/Software/mc680xx.html

30 May 2008, 10:50	#3
Photon Moderator Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Eksjö / Sweden Posts: 5,602	Yes, if you want to avoid the horrible experience of coding Amiga stuff on a real Amiga an emulator would at least have faster workflow than some halfassed crossassembler + iffy cable.

30 May 2008, 13:04	#4
W4r3DeV1L Registered User Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: somewhere Age: 52 Posts: 326	Well, but I don't know how to access to PC HD trought WinUAE, I would need this to assemble examples of assembly sources, any help? Thanks

30 May 2008, 14:50	#5
Charlie . . Mouse . . Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Nowhere Age: 55 Posts: 1,792	Settings->Configurations Select your Config file Click: Load: Then Settings->HardDrives Click: Add Directory or Archive: Device Name: something like PC0 Volume Label: Whatever name you want to show up in WB Read/Write: Tick Bootable: UnTick (unless you want to use this as your Sys: Partition ) Click: Select Directory: Navigate to the part of the host PC's filesystem you want access to. (I suggest not including any Windoze system folders) Click: Ok: and you're done! A new entry sould now appear in the square window. (not the Round or Arched Big Ted says) Back to Settings->Configurations Click: Save: . Click: Start: And you should have an extra drive icon in WB pointing @ the directory in your PC. This will act just like any other WB partition.

30 May 2008, 16:53	#7
musashi5150 move.w #$4489,$dff07e Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Norfolk, UK Age: 42 Posts: 2,351	If you are going to be 'banging the metal' I'd suggest getting the Hardware manual is a good idea - if you don't have it already.

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