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Conference 7.286::atarist

Title:	Atari ST, TT, & Falcon
Notice:	Please read note 1.0 and its replies before posting!
Moderator:	FUNYET::ANDERSON

Created:	Mon Apr 04 1988
Last Modified:	Tue May 06 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	1433
Total number of notes:	10312

1038.0. "8051 Assembler for the ST??" by STKAI2::HALL () Fri Dec 21 1990 07:09

    I'm looking for an assembler for Intel 8051 type of microprocessors to
    run on the ST. A normal assembler with Ascii type standard mnemonics
    input and a listing and HEX code output.
    
    I'm currently using the Z80 assembler (good stuff) but I think I will
    replace the Z80 with the new type of 8051 look alike processors for my
    home projects.
    
    Any hints??
    
    Torbjorn

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1038.1 I have some related stuff that may help PRNSYS::LOMICKAJ Jeffrey A. Lomicka Fri Dec 21 1990 10:24 12

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1038.1	I have some related stuff that may help	PRNSYS::LOMICKAJ	Jeffrey A. Lomicka	`Fri Dec 21 1990 10:24`	12
	I have a simple assembeler in C that can generate Z80 or 6502 code by conditionally compiling in different tables. It should be pretty easy to convert it to 8051. (I program the 8051 all day long for DEC, so I"m pretty familiar with it) - and the changes should be pretty easy. If you get stuck, let me know. The files are in RELEASED_TOOLS:[ASM].. I think this program compiles equally well on VMS and on the ST with MWC or Sozobon. Also, as part of my day job, I have an 8051 simulator that runs on the VAX. It's in C, and except for the command line interpreter (I used CLD) it could be ported. If you want to try, let me know. You can read about it from PRNSYS::RELEASED_TOOLS:[8052]SIM.TXT.

I have a simple assembeler in C that can generate Z80 or 6502 code by
conditionally compiling in different tables.  It should be pretty easy
to convert it to 8051.  (I program the 8051 all day long for DEC, so
I"m pretty familiar with it) - and the changes should be pretty easy. 
If you get stuck, let me know.  The files are in
RELEASED_TOOLS:[ASM]*.*.  I think this program compiles equally well on
VMS and on the ST with MWC or Sozobon.

Also, as part of my day job, I have an 8051 simulator that runs on the
VAX.  It's in C, and except for the command line interpreter (I used
CLD) it could be ported.  If you want to try, let me know.  You can read
about it from PRNSYS::RELEASED_TOOLS:[8052]SIM.TXT.