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From	Hul Tytus <ht@panix.com>
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Date	Wed, 2 Jun 2021 15:11:36 +0000 (UTC)
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Jonathon - I'm in the testing phase now but, thankfully, strictly 32 bit
code. One trick I've found that's been helpful is "fasmarm", which is
an offshoot of a 386 et.al. assembler. The name is, if memory serves,
flat assembler or fasm. I've got it on a Microsoft xp msdos directory.
The fasmarm handles the 64 bit codes which might make it useful for
you.

Hul 

Jonathan Harston <jgh@mdfs.net> wrote:
> On Thursday, 13 May 2021 at 02:18:08 UTC+1, Hul Tytus wrote:
> > Anyone know where on the internet files of programs, or portions 
> > of such, written an Arm assembley can be found? I'm in need 
> > of examples of arm assembly to serve as test code for a just 
> > written assembler. 

> Good luck. I'm in the middle of writing an ARM64 assembler, so
> am in the same position. Plus untangling the complexity of the
> ARM64 instruction architecture. ;)

> jgh

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