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.