macOS Assembly Compiler/IDE

[SuperMiguel]

Im looking for a ASM 68k CPU IDE

Taking a class atm about assembly, and need some practice

 

[Hansr]

Text editor + http://www6.conestogac.on.ca/~set/set_resources/68000/index.html ?

I'm assuming the professor would point you towards the correct tools though

 

[SuperMiguel]

Text editor + http://www6.conestogac.on.ca/~set/set_resources/68000/index.html ?

I'm assuming the professor would point you towards the correct tools though

is there an assembler IDE? i guess it will run 68k code, so it doesnt have to be pure that

 

[Hansr]

I don't think there is such thing in the sense you perceive an IDE, just use an text editor.

 

[adildacoolset]

well, Xcode does have an assembler(NASM) so I guess you can try that.

 

[chown33]

well, Xcode does have an assembler(NASM) so I guess you can try that.

But the target is 68k assembler, so he's gonna need an emulator, too. I was thinking Chubby Bunny plus some old IDE like, uh, well, I've forgotten. I dunno, maybe ThinkC? CodeWarrior? MPW?

 

[firewood]

I might try running Linux in a VM on a Mac, and find an old copy of the PalmOS (et.al.) 68k IDE (I think it was Eclipse based). The Codewarrior IDE might run under Windows in a VM on a Mac.

 

[MorphingDragon]

is there an assembler IDE? i guess it will run 68k code, so it doesnt have to be pure that

VIM, the only IDE you'll ever need.

The closest thing you'll get to Assembler IDEs are glorified text editors. If you want a text editor that has file management look at Notepad++ on Windows or jEdit on *nix. Most good assemblers will have debuggers anyway that will happily spit out register values, next, skip, repeat etc.