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SiriusHardware · 26th Oct 2018, 12:31 am

I use a free, open-source cross assembler - "SB-Assembler 3" written in Python by San Bergmans whose electronics hobby website is

https://www.sbprojects.net

It can be downloaded from there. A beta version of it was shown being used in this rather shonky Youtube video of mine posted several yours ago now. It didn't include a 'Cross' for the 8060/SC/MP at that time so I had to write that bit myself, and I only did the absolute minimum required to make it work.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1WSy_ueX34

SB-Assembler 3 has since made it to the final release version which includes an 8060 / SC/MP 'cross' file properly written to the same standard as the rest by San himself. As it's written in Python it will run on any platform for which Python is available, including, as seen above, on a Raspberry Pi.

26th Oct 2018, 12:31 am	#107
SiriusHardware Dekatron Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Newcastle, Tyne and Wear, UK. Posts: 11,548	Re: MK14 schematic revisions I use a free, open-source cross assembler - "SB-Assembler 3" written in Python by San Bergmans whose electronics hobby website is https://www.sbprojects.net It can be downloaded from there. A beta version of it was shown being used in this rather shonky Youtube video of mine posted several yours ago now. It didn't include a 'Cross' for the 8060/SC/MP at that time so I had to write that bit myself, and I only did the absolute minimum required to make it work. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1WSy_ueX34 SB-Assembler 3 has since made it to the final release version which includes an 8060 / SC/MP 'cross' file properly written to the same standard as the rest by San himself. As it's written in Python it will run on any platform for which Python is available, including, as seen above, on a Raspberry Pi.