News

• 14 Dec 2020: Project migrated to Github. The project URL is https://github.com/daveho/asm48.
• 14 Apr 2013: Version 0.4.1 binaries and sources available for Windows, Linux and OSX. Version 0.4.1 is stable and features conditionals, includes and plenty of other new directives. For details, have a look at the README. This 2013 version 0.4.1 of Dave's 2003 version 0.0 was done by the Adventure Vision Development Team of MEGA.
• 4 Feb 2003: Version 0.0 binaries available for Windows.
• 29 Jan 2003: Version 0.0 released with source and binaries for Linux.
• 28 Jan 2003: Fixed some bugs.  Asm48 can now reassemble a file produced with the disassembler, producing output identical to the original.
• 24 Jan 2003: Project created at SourceForge.

Info

Asm48 is a cross assembler for the ubiquitous Intel™ 8048 family of microcontrollers.

Although it was originally written for fun, it has turned out to be surprisingly useful, and can be considered as reasonably close to production quality.

Download

See the Releases for downloadable files. However, you’re probably better using git to clone the repository and then building from source.

Getting the source code

See the Github project page. You can clone the repository using the command

git clone https://github.com/daveho/asm48.git

Compiling and Installing

Asm48 is written in standard C, and uses flex and bison.  You also will need GNU Make (although the Makefile could easily be modified for other make variants).  Most Unix-like systems (such as Linux and FreeBSD) and Windows machines running Cygwin should be able to build Asm48. See the README for more information on how to build.

Contact

Please send bug reports, flames, etc. to david.hovemeyer@gmail.com