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- Short: Motorola 680x0-series Prof. Macro Assembler
- Author: dweber@amiga.icu.net.ch
- Type: dev/asm
-
-
-
- Welcome to the shareware release of ProAsm 1.92
-
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-
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- ProAsm
- Copyright © 1989-1997 by Daniel Weber
- ProAsm is Shareware
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- 1.92 Release Notes:
- ProAsm(TM) Software
-
- These notes address the following topics:
- - The ProAsm Assembler
- - ASX - The ProAsm User Interface
- - ProOpts - The ProAsm Configuration Program
- - Support Libraries
- - ProAsm Software Overview
- - Documentation
- - Author
-
-
-
- **
- ** The version 1.92 release of the ProAsm Developement Package removes all
- ** bugs found in the last release.
- **
-
-
-
-
- The ProAsm Assembler
- --------------------
-
- The ProAsm assembler is a traditional two pass assembler that emits code
- for the entire Motorola MC68000 Family. ProAsm is a high performance,
- full-featured assembler with enough powerful features to make it
- appropriate for all assembly tasks. It produces native 68xxx code, and has
- special directives to enable the selection of the target processor and the
- appropriate code optimization for that processor. ProAsm supports both
- addressing mode syntaxes as defined by Motorola. Programmers find these
- capabilities of the new syntax mode particularly useful for handling
- advanced data structures common to sophisticated application and high level
- languages.
-
- The output produced by ProAsm is either an executable file that can
- directly be run under AmigaDOS or the Workbench, object modules that are
- compatible with the Amiga standard linker and BLINK (the replacement linker
- from 'The Software Distillery'), binary output for ROM-able code (for
- example), pre-assembled files, or the Motorola S-record format. Besides
- the normal output files, ProAsm can also generate four types of auxiliary
- output files which reflect the results of the assembly process: the error
- file and the equate file, the source listing and the cross-reference
- listing.
-
- ProAsm has a tremendous number of switchable optimizations including the
- multipass facility to gain an even more optimized code. ProAsm also has a
- very rich set of directives including a wide range of synonyms that allow
- source code written for other assemblers (Public Domain software for
- example) and the Commodore include files to be assembled. Included as well
- are directives to deal with structures, repeat loops and similar code
- elements very easily. Powerful macros with unlimited macro arguments and
- many macro directives are available to permit code to be easily and clearly
- arranged.
-
- The rich set of available facilities allows exact control over the
- performance of the assembler. This control includes features such as
- optimization, case dependency for symbols, syntax control, and the default
- behaviour of ProAsm to name a few. More advanced control features such as
- precise code control and selectable symbol search algorithm are also
- included.
-
- A valuable feature of ProAsm is the configuration file, which is
- automatically included in each assembly. You can customize ProAsm to suit
- your particular wishes by including commonly used macros, code and
- directives in the configuration file.
-
- No program can be all things to all people. So all assemblers have
- limitations - ProAsm tries to put them as far as possible not to narrow
- your creativity. This results in the fact that the most limitations are
- just limited only by available memory (line length, macro body, macro
- nesting, macro arguments, nesting of macro directives, repeat and include
- file nesting,...).
-
- This makes ProAsm an ideal assembler for the professional developer, the
- high-level language programmer (such as C, Modula,...) who want to
- integrate some assembly language code into his programs, and the beginner
- at assembly language programming.
-
-
- Some Features
- .............
-
- - Completely written in carefully hand-coded assembly language for
- maximum speed.
- - Supports the entire Motorola M68000 Family:
- MC68000, MC68008, MC68010, MC68020, MC68030, MC68040, MC68060, MC68EC020,
- MC68EC030 processors, and the MC68881, MC68882, MC68851 coprocessors.
- - Both addressing mode syntax supported as defined by Motorola for the
- M68000 Family. (The syntax modes can individually be controlled by
- using the NEWSYNTAX, OLDSYNTAX and RELAX directives.)
- - Five different output file formats:
- executable, linkable, binary, preasm (pre-assembled symbol tables and
- macros), and the Motorola S-record format.
- - Produces Amiga standard object files compatible with the Amiga standard
- linker and BLINK (the replacement linker from 'The Software Distillery').
- - Rich set of optimization possibilities.
- - Multipass optimization to gain more compact code.
- - Powerful macros (and many macro directives). (Unlimited number of macro
- arguments and nesting - limited only by available memory)
- - Configuration file supported to customize ProAsm.
- - Convenience Pseudo-Opcodes: MEA, POP, PUSH, POPM, PUSHM, APOPM, APUSHM.
- - Special directives to allow powerful string-handling.
- - Support of text substitution using textual symbols.
- - Include files supported (unlimited nesting of include files - limited
- only by available memory).
- - Conditional assembly (conditional nesting up to 231 levels possible).
- - Directives to declare initialized data with restricted range
- - Directives to define C-type, BCPL, and OS9-type strings.
- - Supports symbol segmentation.
- - Special directives to change the default behaviour of ProAsm.
- - Structure offset directives allow the declaration of structures easily.
- - Frame offset directives to define stack frame data structures.
- - Repeat loop directives to allow text repetition (unlimited repeat
- nesting - limited only by available memory).
- - Up to 256 different hunks (code, data, and bss).
- - Support of debug information for the executable and linkable output.
- ProAsm generates either a standard or compressed debug hunk format that
- is compatible with the SAS/C.
- - A directive to attach an AmigaDOS comment to the output file.
- - A directive to set the AmigaDOS file protection flags to the output file.
- - Four auxiliary output files can be generated: the listing file, error
- file, equate file, and the cross-reference listing.
- - ProAsm allows the inclusion of binary images.
- - The assembly task priority can be set from within the source file.
- - ProAsm is entirely re-entrant, and can be made resident.
- - A rich set of directives and options to control the assemblers behaviour
- and to ease programming.
- - The standard directives are compatible with the most popular assemblers.
- - Many useful build-in symbols to make programming easier.
- - Comfortable support of relative bases.
- - XPK library system supported.
- - Directives to control the report of information timing.
- - Four selectable symbol search algorithm.
- - (OSV37 & OSV39 and higher hunks supported)
- - Six types of constants provided:
- decimal, hexadecimal, binary, octal, floating point, and string.
- - ProAsm (optionally) supports localization for the AmigaOS V38 and higher.
- (German error texts included to the software package).
-
-
-
- System Requirements
- ...................
-
- - Amiga with at least 512KByte of memory needed.
- - Workbench and Kickstart 1.2 or higher required.
- - Fully compatible with the entire Amiga family.
-
-
-
-
-
-
- ASX - The ProAsm User Interface
- -------------------------------
- ASX is a user interface for the ProAsm assembler that is implemented as a
- commodity. Through the use of the commodities.library it can be installed
- on any hotkey and fully controlled with the Commodities Exchange program.
-
- ASX loads the ProAsm assembler which than can be accessed using the ARexx
- interface, the asx.library, or the AppIcon possibility. The asx.library
- and the AppIcon can optionally be enabled or disabled.
-
- The ARexx commands provide a method of controlling ASX from an external
- program. These ARexx commands can be used to create an integrated
- programming/development environment with any application that offers an
- ARexx interface. For example, a program can be written by a programmer on
- its favourite ARexx equipped texteditor, then an ARexx command can be sent
- to ASX to assemble the source code. Any error messages and warnings of the
- assembly are stored by ASX, and using commands such as NEXTERROR and
- PREVERROR the texteditor is capable to position the cursor in the line of
- the first error. After correcting that error a single keystroke can jump
- to the next error, or another keystroke can jump back to the previous
- error.
-
- Another method of controlling ASX is the use of the optional asx.library.
- The various functions that this library offers can be used to design own
- user interfaces with ease.
-
- The AppIcon possibility is another visual user interface that allows one or
- more source file icons to be assembled by just dropping them over the ASX
- appicon.
-
- Frequently used include files can be loaded residently and managed by ASX.
- Such residently loaded include files reduce assembly time since they do not
- need to be loaded each time the assembler is called.
-
- Preferred include file paths can be added to a database that is managed by
- ASX. During assembly the assembler uses then this database to know where
- to look for the include files.
-
- ASX also provides a feature called the source manager, which offers a
- possibility to manage the current project per hotkey. Through the use of
- an ARexx script file the user can easily define the action that has to be
- fulfilled when an entry in the source manager window had been selected.
- Almost all shooting matches of the source manager can be set by the user to
- his wishes and needs to allow a wide range of flexibility.
-
- For an easy use of ASX, it comes along with an on-line help feature.
- Commodore's AmigaGuide is used to display the help text to the user.
-
-
-
- Some Features
- .............
-
- - Hotkeys to control ASX.
- - 53 ARexx commands that permits external programs to control ASX.
- - 13 asx.library functions.
- - Workbench 2.0's appicon feature supported.
- - Source manager to manage projects and source codes by a single hotkey.
- - Supports residently loaded include files to reduce assembly speed.
- - Include file paths can be stored in a database to let the assembler
- know where to look for the include files.
- - Context-sensitive on-line help using Commodore's AmigaGuide.
- - Settings can be saved and loaded.
- - Full intuition/gadtools user interface to allow all changes to be done
- using the mouse.
- - Font-sensitive user interface.
-
-
- System Requirements
- ...................
-
- - Amiga with at least 512KByte of memory needed.
- - Workbench and Kickstart 2.04 or higher required.
- - Fully compatible with the entire Amiga family.
-
-
-
-
-
-
- ProOpts - The ProAsm Configuration Program
- ------------------------------------------
- ProOpts provides a simple method of generating or changing a configuration
- file for the ProAsm assembler. Since ProAsm supports configuration files
- to be loaded each time when it is called, the user is able to customize
- ProAsm to suit his particular wishes and needs. The options for a project
- can be set by clicking on the gadget that corresponds to the option. Even
- options for which the ProOpts utility does not have a gadget can be
- specified by a special string and listview gadget.
-
- The generated configuration file is an ASCII file that contains the
- specified options as assembly directives. It is similar to an include file
- except that it is loaded at the very beginning of each assembly. There is
- no restriction on the use of as- sembler directives or even code in the
- configuration file. The user can also re-edit or add options using a
- texteditor. Previously generated config files can be loaded into ProOpts
- and then be changed to the new option settings.
-
-
-
- Some Features
- .............
-
- - Configuration can be changed by using the mouse.
- - Generates an assembly language source file.
- - Supports options that have no specific gadget.
- - Menu item to reset all options to their default.
- - Full intuition/gadtools user interface to allow all changes to be done
- using the mouse.
- - Font-sensitive user interface.
-
-
- System Requirements
- ...................
-
- - Amiga with at least 512KByte of memory needed.
- - Workbench and Kickstart 2.04 or higher required.
- - Fully compatible with the entire Amiga family.
-
-
-
-
-
-
- Support Libraries
- -----------------
- The support libraries are not required by ProAsm or by any of its
- associated utilities. They can optionally be installed to increase
- selectively the power and flexibility of ProAsm.
-
- - proasmlang.library - ProAsm localization support library for OS V38
- and higher.
- - proasmoptim.library - Library to enlarge ProAsm's optimization dictionary
- to recognize more possible optimizations.
- - proasmfp.library - Library to boost ProAsm's floating-point support.
-
- Please note that the last two libraries are currently not included to the
- archive.
-
-
-
-
-
-
- ProAsm Software Overview
- ------------------------
- Listed and described below is the software provided in this release.
-
-
- Programs
- ........
-
- - Pre2Src - Converts pre-assembled files into readable source code.
- - ProHunk - 680x0/688xx Hunk Analyser.
- - Profiler - Small run-time statistics utility.
- - MMUInfo - MMU information utility.
- - StripD - Strips debugging symbols/information from an object file.
- - CLICalc - CLI calculator.
- - FCalc - CLI IEEE double precision calculator.
- - FCmp - File compare utility.
- - Bin2DC - Converts binary data files into assembler source using the DC.x directive.
- - FD2LVO - Converts fd files to _LVO equate files.
- - BDiff - Small binary file compare program.
- - UnBDiff - Small binary un-diff.
- - Blink - Replacement linker from 'The Software Distillery'.
-
-
- Source Codes
- ............
- - Pro68 - Shell-ASX Interface
- - crypt - Small encryption program
- - perfmon - Performance monitor
- - cxchange - Controls system commodities
- - ...
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- Routines
- --------
- Routine files are a library of useful routines that provide a simple and
- time saving method for assembly programming. Special macros have been
- designed that ensure that only the called routines get assembled. This
- makes the routine files a good foundation for assembly programming.
-
- - alert.r - Alert support routines.
- - amigaguide.r - AmigaGuide support routines.
- - amigaguideasync.r - Asynchroneous AmigaGuide support.
- - AppIcon.r - Routines for Workbench 2.0's appicon support.
- - ARexx.r - For ARexx support.
- - ASLSupport.r - For support of the ASL file requester.
- - basicmac.r - Macros for selective routines assembly.
- - commodity.r - Contains routines for commodity support.
- - configfile.r - Configuration file support routines.
- - conio.r - Routines for console window input/output.
- - conoc.r - Single console window open/close routines.
- - conread.r - Read routines for the console window.
- - conreadpkt.r - Read routines for the console window using packets.
- - CRC16.r - Routines to calculate an Ansi CRC16 checksum.
- - DiskObjectSupport.r - DiskObject support routines.
- - dosfile.r - Contains DOS file handling routines.
- - doslib.r - DOS library open and close routines.
- - easylibrary.r - Routines to open and close libraries simple.
- - extmsg.r - External message support routines.
- - GadgetGroupSupport.r - GadgetGroup support routines for use with GTFace.
- - graphicslib.r - Graphics library open and close routines.
- - gtface.r - Window handling and gadtools interface routines.
- - gtfdefs.r - Definitions for GTFace.
- - gtfguido.r - GUI macros for GTFace.
- - gtfmacros.r - Macros for GTFace (gadgets and menus).
- - gtfsupport.r - Various GTFace support routines.
- - gtfsupport_reb.r - More GTFace support routines
- - gtfxdefs.r - External definitions for GTFace.
- - intuitionlib.r - Intuition open and close routines.
- - IntuitionSupport.r - Routines for the intuition BusyPointer.
- - locale.r - Support routines for locale (locale.library).
- - locks.r - Routines for locks, files, and directories.
- - memory.r - Memory handling routines.
- - numbers.r - Various routines for number conversion.
- - numbers.mac - String to number macros.
- - packets.r - DOS packet handling routines.
- - paraliner.r - UNIX like parameter line parser.
- - parse.r - Routines for text parsing.
- - patch.r - Library function patch routines.
- - ports.r - Contains ports, signal, and message handling
- routines.
- - progressbars.r - Routines to handle progress bars easily.
- - qsort.r - Quicksort sorting algorithm.
- - readargs.r - Interface routines to ReadArgs().
- - readrexx.r - Routines for a passive ARexx port.
- - requester.r - ASL and REQ file requester routine.
- - reset.r - Software reboot routine.
- - script.r - Routines to deal with batches.
- - scrollbars.r - GTFace appendum for horiz./vert. scrollbars.
- - shortcut.r - Routine to wait for a shortcut.
- - startup4.r - Enhanced CLI and Workbench startup code
- (with detach).
- - string.r - String support routines.
- - stringmacros.r - String support macros.
- - structs.r - Macros for various structures.
- - support.mac - Support macros.
- - tasks.r - Some little routines for tasks.
- - tasktricks.r - More routines for tasks.
- - tooltypes.r - Routines to get ToolTypes from a Workbench started
- program.
- - ToolTypeSupport.r - ToolType support routines.
- - TypeOfProcessor.r - Contains routine to determine installed processor and coprocessors.
-
-
-
-
-
-
- Documentation
- -------------
- You find the complete online documentation in the Help/ and the Help/english/
- directory of this distribution.
-
- A printed version of the manual with about 320 pages is available in form
- of a postscript document that is distributed as a second archive that comes
- along with the ProAsm distribution (proasm192_man.lha)
-
-
- Read the registration.doc or the registration part in the pro.guide file
- for further information about registration and the shareware limitation.
-
-
-
-
-
-
- Author
- ------
- If you have bugreports, questions, ideas, flames or complaints
- (constructive criticism is always welcome), or if you just want to contact
- me, write or send a letter to:
-
-
- Daniel Weber
-
- Internet: dweber@amiga.icu.net.ch (preferred)
- dweber@iiic.ethz.ch
-
- Mail: Daniel Weber
- Hoeflistrasse 32
- CH-8135 Langnau
- Switzerland.
-
-
- ============================= Archive contents =============================
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