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redwing26 02-19-2006 01:07 PM

good ide for writing at&t (as) assembly programs?
 
Does anyone know here I can get any good ides,assembly editors(as) for linux (must do indenting & good colour coding.....e.g keyword colour coding NOT black). I no I can colour code myself through some of the apps but I would rather just get a good ide, or good thorough editor with a pre made assembly template for as. The assembly files I write get put into .s files and use AT&T syntax so I would be looking with an app with a template specific to that.

I was looking at an ide found via google called asm studio ......that would be the kind of thing I would like for my assembly language coding on linux ......unfortunately there doesnt seem to be a linux version but is there any linux ides like asm studio or better? I also like microsoft visual studio layout but need something like that for linux as ....if possible

any info greatly appreciated
redwing

primo 02-20-2006 01:05 AM

mcedit from Midnight Commander is the best. It support many text formats (if this is the right way to describe it). You don't need the fanciness of Borland. A man page describing gas or the info page through the pinfo utility (better than info to read info files as if they were html). Maybe a guide in pdf running with xpdf. Oh, and a little help from "gcc -S". Isn't multitasking wonderful ? Each utility getting their own stuff done.


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