68k assembler

[StormLord]

Hi I would like to start a little bit on assember in amiga..

Anyone have any suggestion for a good assembler with editor gui etc to start on??

[itix]

When I was coding in assembler for Amiga I these two tools were my favorite:

http://aminet.net/dev/asm/PhxAss.lha
http://aminet.net/text/edit/BlacksEditor.lha

There is no GUI, let Shell be your friend :-)

[Srbin]

I was using asmone long ago as it was the best. But save your time, learn C. Much easier and can be compiled for various CPU's. Unlike asm.

[amigaksi]

I have used command-line based 68K Assemblers on Amiga, but not GUI-based.  However, there's a MPDOS Pro which you can try which lets you compile 68K code on a PC and it has the editor and GUI built-in:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=320210504317

It compiles the source directly into ADF or binary and includes some source code.  If  you use it with the simulator cable, you can boot your amiga directly with the code or otherwise you can transfer it over to your amiga via some utility.  If you are using an A1000, you can compile your own (custom) Kickstart.

[StormLord]

Thanks all of you. I have already asm-one and it has a gui..

as for C... its about some studies my brother have for 68k assembly

I'm  unable to code anything! he is good programer.. if I could convince him starting "playing" with amiga...
:-D

[jiminy]

I used and liked the CAPE 68k assembler way back when.  But never tried anything else.  At least it was a workable solution on a 1M A500 using ram disks...

[Einstein]

SEKA, hardcore pain. :-D

[da9000]

StormLord,

you might be interested in this thread as far as books/documentation is concerned:

http://www.amiga.org/forums/showthread.php?t=33206