Motorola 68k Dev on an Amiga

[commodorejohn]

There is no such thing as abandonware.

Well, you tell me where I can buy a new copy of Devpac, and I'll buy it.

[Trev]

vasm is the successor to PhxAss. Apart from being an awesome assembler, if you find something that doesn't work correctly, or if there's a feature you'd like to see, you can email Frank (the author), and he's likely to fix or augment vasm overnight. (I can't speak for his time, obviously, but Frank rocks.)

[Trev]

@commodorejohn

You can probably still get a licensed copy from Software Hut. Their web site isn't updated often, but they usually respond to email quickly and do answer the phone. Experience shows they can source just about anything within reason, usually new.

[Tension]

There is no such thing as abandonware.

Wise up.

[Franko]

Devpac is a great assembler package that set THE standard. There are some other assemblers that have surpassed it in some ways. Many of them are also free where Devpac is not. Examples of FREE Amiga assemblers...

I've tried all of those assemblers you mentioned they all have good points & bad points, although I do use BarFly quite regularly for debugging. I just prefer Devpac as I've used it from the start and prefer it's nice clean clutter free way of writing code. Plus I have my own quirky way/style of writing code that suits best to DevPac.

Sometimes too many extra features can be a hinderance rather than a benefit when it come to writing a long piece of code...

Anyone looking for it just google and ye shall find...