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pugboy
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Is there one assembler that will work on both Mac OSX and Windows? Would I be able to assemble a program though command line (or the Mac equivalent)?
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benryves
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| Brass is is based on .NET technologies, so should work on Mac OS X via Mono. MoMA reports some missing features with the GUI tools, which shouldn't be a problem if you're using the command-line. The app signer code uses COM interop with the Flash debugger, which is Windows specific, so you'd need to output Intel HEX and sign yourself using a Mac OS X tool if you're aiming to develop apps. |
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pugboy
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Thanks, but I want something that will work without much trouble...
I am working on an IDE for assembly and want to be able to compile cross platform, but I guess I will leave that up to the Mac user to figure out how to set up a compiler :P
Since nothing else was suggested first, I guess I will go ahead and build the IDE with no compiling support on Mac, but recommend Brass :)
This will be for programs and I am hoping to enable app support. |
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simplethinker
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You could try this . It will work for any system you have  (warning: 5 year old topic, don't post) |
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pugboy
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| Posted: 23 Dec 2008 11:12:04 pm Post subject: |
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Well, I guess I could always write my own assembler to do that for me :P
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Spencer
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pugboy
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| Posted: 24 Dec 2008 12:48:19 am Post subject: |
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Oh, it works on Mac too :D
Cool, I will use that then. Thanks! |
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