I am pleased to announce a new release of Sassy, an x86 assembler
written in scheme.
Many new things in version 0.2:
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* 16 bit support using 32-bit addressing syntax
* New form: Local labels support/declarations
(locals (<label-name> ...) <item> ...)
* Syntax change: all label definitions are now written
(label <name> <item> ...)
* Syntax change: For consistency, the "direcs" directive has been
replaced by "begin". "begin" is now usable in data and heap
directives.
* Support for Guile 1.8
* Support for Scheme48 module interfaces (eg: ,open sassy)
* sassy-mode minor Emacs mode (sassy.el)
* Segment Override prefixes and branch hinting prefixes
* Better handling of default operand sizes, optimizing generated code
sequences for size.
* New version of sassy-make-bin (includes a data section now)
* Fixes for with-win with-lose with-win-lose, so that writing assembly
in a, umm, "natural" cps style is possible.
* Numerous bug fixes, clean-ups, and more error checks.
See files ChangeLog and CHANGES-old for details.
http://home.earthlink.net/~krautj/sassy/sassy.html
http://home.earthlink.net/~krautj/sassy/files/sassy-0.2.tar.gz
http://home.earthlink.net/~krautj/sassy/files/sassy-0.2.zip
Thanks to Peter Keller for his help in preparing this release.
Please send bug reports, comments, questions to jak76@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
and enjoy!
-jon
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Jonathan Kraut
NYC
jak76@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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