Dman95/SASM
SASM
SASM is a cross-platform integrated development environment for writing, assembling, and debugging low-level assembly code. It serves as a unified editor and execution flow for assembly language development across different operating systems.
The environment supports multiple assembly languages and their respective toolchains, including NASM, MASM, GAS, and FASM, within a single interface. It features a binary-level debugger that allows for stepping through instructions and inspecting CPU registers and variable states.
The project provides a toolchain-based build pipeline and a configuration system for selecting assembler and linker versions. It also includes a workspace manager with tab-based document management and session persistence to restore open files upon restart. To ensure consistent behavior across platforms, the software employs a unified wrapper for standardizing keyboard input and screen output.
Features
- Cross-Platform Assembly Development - Offers a unified editor and execution flow for writing, assembling, and running low-level code across different platforms.
- Assemblers - Integrates toolchains for multiple assemblers including NASM, MASM, GAS, and FASM within a single interface.
- Assembly Language IDEs - Serves as a cross-platform integrated development environment for writing, assembling, and debugging low-level assembly code.
- Toolchain Configurations - Provides a configuration system for selecting assembler and linker versions and processor architecture build options.
- Assembly Language Development - Enables writing and executing low-level code for NASM, MASM, GAS, and FASM within a single environment.
- Build Pipelines - Orchestrates the sequence of assembling and linking source code using external binaries and configurations.
- Multi-Assembler Toolchain Support - Supports multiple assembly languages and their toolchains, including NASM, MASM, GAS, and FASM, in a single interface.
- Debugger Integrations - Integrates external debugger processes to monitor CPU registers and memory states during program execution.
- Workspace Session Managers - Includes a workspace manager to handle open files in tabs and restore previous sessions upon restart.
- Workspace State Persistence - Saves and restores the state of open files and editor tabs using local configuration files.
- CPU Register Inspection - Allows for inspecting CPU register values and variable states while stepping through assembly instructions.
- Instruction-Level Debugging - Implements instruction-level debugging to inspect registers and memory for resolving binary logic errors.
- Assembly Debuggers - Ships a binary-level debugger for inspecting registers and variable states while stepping through instructions.
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