Micro Assembly Language Coding

Name: Micro Assembly Language Coding
Rating: 3.5 (2 reviews)
Author: Ammonite Design Studios Ltd

软件开发工具

免费 · App 内购买 · 专为 iPad 设计

2个评分
年龄

4+
岁
类别

软件开发工具
开发者

Ammonite Design Studios Ltd
语言

EN
英语
大小

68
MB

Micro Assembly: Learn & Code Assembly Language Anywhere! Step into the world of retro computing with Micro Assembly, the ultimate 6502 assembly language interpreter for mobile devices! Whether you're a seasoned coder, a retro enthusiast, or a curious beginner, this app provides a hands-on environment to write, run, and debug 6502 assembly code with ease. • Full 6502 Assembly Support: Run, test, and debug authentic 6502 assembly instructions in real time. • Interactive Console: Execute your code and instantly see the results in the built-in terminal. • Graphical Memory Visualisation: Monitor registers, memory states, and processor flags during execution. • Beginner-Friendly Examples: Pre-loaded programs to kickstart your learning. • Custom Input & Output: Enter data dynamically and print results straight from your code. • Code Library: Save, load, and manage your assembly projects with ease.

评分及评论

3.5

满分 5 分

2 个评分

Kludgy interface, poor examples
6月9日

JoeStrout
The UI is terrible - it draws the assembly in a sort of bitmap font, but when you tap it, it pops up the entire file in a little edit field that’s about 2 lines high. Nearly impossible to navigate.The example programs do some really dumb things, e.g. naming a dozen sequential addresses for no good reason. There is no documentation on the assembly format, but if it has a DATA statement, the author apparently doesn’t know about it. Yet he added a PST (print string) opcode that does not exist on the 6502.All this plus invasive fulll-screen 30-second ads. No thanks.
Kludgy interface, poor examples
6月9日

JoeStrout

The UI is terrible - it draws the assembly in a sort of bitmap font, but when you tap it, it pops up the entire file in a little edit field that’s about 2 lines high. Nearly impossible to navigate.The example programs do some really dumb things, e.g. naming a dozen sequential addresses for no good reason. There is no documentation on the assembly format, but if it has a DATA statement, the author apparently doesn’t know about it. Yet he added a PST (print string) opcode that does not exist on the 6502.All this plus invasive fulll-screen 30-second ads. No thanks.