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http://puzzlum.retromachineshop.com/chasm/
I made this over the past 6 days! It is an assembler/disassembler I wrote in PHP that can have new syntax and opcodes saved in plain/text ".chasm" files for it to use. 
It is a flat assembler/disassembler, so no fancy tricks.  ..No macros or anything like that, and no predefined routines. Also, Currently it is probably only powerful enough for small sections of 6502 and Zilog Z80. I need to work on it more if I want it to work with such processors as PPC. However, it does theoretically support the PPC method of having different bit depth opcodes.
Nearly a year ago is when I originally wrote the 6502.chasm file. I just never got around to writing chasm until now. I need to add a method to parse syntax with multiple value fields. Right now CHASM doesn't support this. Enjoy! Jovis of EFnet's #n64dev ( irc://irc.efnet.net/n64dev ) inspired me to actually sit down and write CHASM. He apparently wrote a N64 disassembler way back in 1997 or so. Here is a link to Jovis's Nintendo 64 disassembler: http://www.dextrose-forum.com/index.php?s=3&m=19&f=7#f7 ____________________ NIHYFDTTMWTMR |
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