Here is the Amiga Assembler page, where you can find assembler sources of demos &
different assembler tutorials, and documents.
I have rated all the files here, The files that i find being the
best get 5 Data mugshots (Yes, the guy from StarTrek).
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AsmPro.lha
This is (in my opinion) the best 68K assembler for the Amiga.
It is originaly based on the "core" of AsmPro, and then redone by the
author, to add new features. Has all the features of AsmOne,
like a built in editor and debugger.
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Asm-r398.lha
This is the asssembler that AsmPro is based on, it is perfect for you
people using only AGA. But if you have a graphics card and want to use
cgfx screens, use AsmPro instead.
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ArtPRO1.12.lha
ArtPro is the ultimate tool for all you guys coding graphical effects,
it can save graphics in Pascal/C/Asm code & more. But this utility has alot
more interesting posibilities than this, you will have to check it
out for yourself!
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ADisV1_3.lha
This is a great disassembler! The only thing that is really missing
is a GUI. The source (in c) is included in the package.
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Cru14b.lha
This is Crunch 1.4b written by Zero/Balance, and it is a great cruncher
that beats both PowerPacker and StoneCracker, in most cases.
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Hex.lha
This is my favourite Hex editor, and it has most of the features I need.
It is a real shame that it does not support cgfx screens.
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AmigaMachine.lha
Here are the "Amiga Machine Language" docs, rewritten from "Abacus Books"
by DeeJay/LSD. This is a real gold mine for all assembler coders.
This archive contains three different text files.
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MC68KRef.lha
Here is the "MC 680x0 Reference 1.0", rewritten into a .guide file by,
Flint/DARKNESS. This is yet another must for all assembler coders!
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HowToCode7.lha
Here we have another "must to have" archive, this is the "How To Code 7"
package, featuring tips for all assembler coders out there, and showing of
nice examples on different "good to know how to do" routines...
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AsManual.lha
This is the full doc for AsmOne, including directives and addressing
modes supported. This doc is also suitable for AsmPro.
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AgaGuide.lha
This is the "Aga guide", written by TFA. It explains all the new features
of the AGA chip compared to ECS/OCS, and how to use them.
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FPUText.lha
Here Erik H. Bakke, explains how to use the FPU registers. This is a very
usefull document, indeed... To bad its in .txt format.
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Opti.lha
This is the "Optimizing 680x0 Applications" document, written by
Tomas Evensen. This gives a pretty good overview, of what you can do,
and not do ;).
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SvAsm.lha
This is a pretty good Assembler course for beginners, written
in swedish...
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Asm_Course.lha
This is a pretty good Asm_Course for all you beginners out there,
by Geert Coelmont.
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Demokurs.lha
"Demokurs" is a demo course in swedish, written by Septic.
It is somewhat pretty good, altho it requires thay you allready know
your assembler.
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DBMPlayer.lha
Have you ever wanted to be able to use thoose great Digibooster modules
in your productions? If so, here is the full source for the
DBM Player v2.16, written by Tomasz Piasta. Just include this into your
source, and you are ready to rock! :)
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ApathySource.lha
Here is the full source of Powerlines intro from TP95 called Apathy.
A pretty good demo, they could have included some sort of explanaition
to their routines...
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FDPack.lha
This is a useful pack to have, it consists of misc .fd files for
the system... Its a bit messy, and inlcudes .fd's for files like,
locale.lib, graphics.lib, ramdrive_lib, and so on...
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