I would like to write an assembler (and eventually a linker), but I'm not quite sure were to get a list of the opcodes and how they work...
Anybody know where I could find a good list of them (and easy to understand if possible..., I've found some but they were really bloated...)
Thanks in advance,
Thanks Dex, thats even better than the manuals...
Does anybody have any good ideas for what I could add to this assembler that would be useful?
Thanks in advance,
Had never heard of Befunge before, but that is way to complex as well as useless, how many people here have ever written anything part of their OS in Befunge, I want it to be useful, so I was asking are there any features that you guys would want because I want it to be useful for the community to...
(You know anything that comes up, like when you're writing anything that you sometimes wish your assembler had that feature....)
Thanks,
IMHO there are enough assemblers and variants available for use already, many of them cross-platform too and with sources available.
Good luck finding a combination of features neither FASM, NASM, YASM, MASM, nor GAS has, that is significant enough to have more than one person (you) use it. Unless you consider it an personal excercise, IMO it's not worth it.
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I consider it a personal exercise, but there are also features that I want to add to it that I want personally, but since I'm doing it, I thought, I might as well make something that will be useful to other people to.
Thanks,
MASM does everything for me, let me know when you start the linker heh heh.
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