piopawlu
8th June 2007, 10:16 AM
As I am sure there are quite a few ppl around who can write ARM ASM application, I thought it might be fun/useful for them to have a look at my project which is a purely web-based ARM assembler. This is my university project, so I'd appreciate any feedback on it.
It's written entirely in PHP5 and it supports all instructions of ARM9. THUMB mode is not yet supported, but that's just a matter of encoding those instructions. Right now the assembler produces a single executable, but it's capable of producing DLLs and BINary ROM files too. It accepts both file-upload input and simple text. If there are no problems compiling your code, you'll get a link to executable, simple error reporting is available too. Compiled binaries are stored for 24h and then deleted.
It supports DLL linkage by .INCLUDE/.IMPORT directives, for instance:
.include coredll.inc
.import MessageBoxW
Right now it only has COREDLL header prepared, but I can make it for any other DLL you want, just let me know.
The assembler is available here:
http://arm.piopawlu.net - There is an example application "hello world!" included :)
It's written entirely in PHP5 and it supports all instructions of ARM9. THUMB mode is not yet supported, but that's just a matter of encoding those instructions. Right now the assembler produces a single executable, but it's capable of producing DLLs and BINary ROM files too. It accepts both file-upload input and simple text. If there are no problems compiling your code, you'll get a link to executable, simple error reporting is available too. Compiled binaries are stored for 24h and then deleted.
It supports DLL linkage by .INCLUDE/.IMPORT directives, for instance:
.include coredll.inc
.import MessageBoxW
Right now it only has COREDLL header prepared, but I can make it for any other DLL you want, just let me know.
The assembler is available here:
http://arm.piopawlu.net - There is an example application "hello world!" included :)