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The GNUPIC utilities project
gputils, contains many
things among which is
gpasm,
an open source replacement for
Microchip's
MPASM (here's the
MPASM manual).
The source for gpasm may also be found on the
gputils sourceforge page which is hosted by
Source Forge.
- Todd Squires has written another high quality assembler called
tpasm. In addition to pics, tpasm also supports AVR, 6805, 68hc11, and the 8051.
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Andy Toone has written
miSim,
an excellent, portable and complete IDE. In addition to a Macro assembler,
miSim also supports a syntax highlighting editor, disassembler
and an extensible simulator.
- Sergio Costas (aka Raster) has written PTK4L - a PIC TooKit for Linux that includes an assembler, disassembler, and a programmer driver.
- Timo Rossi has revised his PIC assembler (for both 12-bit 16C5x and
14-bit 16Cxx controllers), and even documented it!
It's on his own PIC
microcontroller tools page.
- Byron Jeff's PIC Assembler, evidently
for 12-bit (16C5x) and 16-bit (17Cxx) PICs. This shouldn't be
too hard to modify to compile for the PIC16C84...
- James Cleverdon's 'c84 Assembler
was done as a project for his "Software Tools" class.
- The
asl-1.41r6 cross-assembler has support for the full PIC line of processors.