I'm familar with IAR, and I also like it. But I'm looking for an assembler to use in a new IDE I'm writing for students. Colleges normally can't use commercial tools even if they're clearly free for limited versions. Part of the problem is that professors don't like trying to coordinate things with their legal department. They frequently use GNU tools, but they normally ask me for a simple IDE that supports an open source assembler that uses a standard syntax. My current IDEs are only for the Freescale hc11/hc12 series but I'm looking at supporting the ARM in my forthcoming C# IDE. Let me know if anyone knows of a nice open source ARM assembler for linux or Windows, other than GNU "as". Eric http://www.ericengler.com/AsmIDE.aspx http://www.ericengler.com/EmbeddedGNU.aspx
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Re: Is there an open source ARM assembler?
2005-09-14 by Eric Engler
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