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		+	=== A68k ===
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		+	A68k is ancient and originally written for programming the Amiga.  It comes with TIGCC and GCC4TI.  Some in the 68k community continue to use it because they prefer its syntax, though the TIGCC and GCC4TI developers strongly encourage people to move to the GNU Assembler.
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		+	=== GNU as ===
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		+	This assembler ships with GCC4TI and TIGCC.

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Revision as of 17:23, 4 September 2011

Z80 Assemblers

tasm

• need linker to TI-files
• command-line usage syntax
• features
• documents (included readme)
• warn it is shareware

spasm

SPASM2 stable build

• command-line usage syntax

Features:

• blazing fast assembling
• linking to all TI calculators
• powerful macros
• import bitmaps pictures (.bmp)
• TASM compatibility (TASM to spasm) (partial?)

Brass

Features:

• TASM compatibility (partial?)
• macros

tpasm

phasm

68k Assemblers

A68k

A68k is ancient and originally written for programming the Amiga. It comes with TIGCC and GCC4TI. Some in the 68k community continue to use it because they prefer its syntax, though the TIGCC and GCC4TI developers strongly encourage people to move to the GNU Assembler.

GNU as

This assembler ships with GCC4TI and TIGCC.