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| − | WLA DX includes the WLA macro assembler, the Binary to Text converter WLAB | + | WLA DX includes the WLA macro assembler, the Binary to Text converter WLAB, and the WLALINK linker. WLA and WLALINK are both available for a variety of targets, of which the GB-Z80 was the initial target. |
== Distribution == | == Distribution == | ||
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== Features == | == Features == | ||
| − | * Anonymous | + | * Anonymous labels |
| − | * Sections allocate into empty ROM space | + | * Sections allocate into empty ROM space; data never overlaps |
| − | * Multiple | + | * Multiple processors supported |
| − | * Convenient | + | * Convenient directives for working with the header |
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== Bugs == | == Bugs == | ||
'''(Please add any bugs you might encounter to the list below)''' | '''(Please add any bugs you might encounter to the list below)''' | ||
Latest revision as of 21:15, 27 March 2016
WLA DX includes the WLA macro assembler, the Binary to Text converter WLAB, and the WLALINK linker. WLA and WLALINK are both available for a variety of targets, of which the GB-Z80 was the initial target.
Distribution
https://github.com/vhelin/wla-dx
Features
- Anonymous labels
- Sections allocate into empty ROM space; data never overlaps
- Multiple processors supported
- Convenient directives for working with the header
Bugs
(Please add any bugs you might encounter to the list below)
