PCMAC processor independant cross assembler

PCMAC is a two pass, symbolic cross assembler for the PC\XT\AT\PS2 computers. This assembler is a special one, because it is not dedicated to any processor. The user of PCMAC can decide what kind of assembly language to use, and what kind of code he wants to be generated. Therefore a very special macro language is supported in PCMAC that is powerful enough to define any assembly language like Z80 or MC68000. (Definition of the Z80 language is included as a sample.) The assembler supports many possibilities to maintain big assembly programs. Some of the features:

special string and character expressions
full C language like expressions
powerful primitive commands to build up higher level assembly instruction
directive and command line option driven listing
symbol table listing
fully compiled binary or linkable object code output chosen by the user

PCMAC was written about 6 to 8 years ago, and was released as shareware. As it did not generate any revenue, it was formed to freeware as an XT compiled code. Now it becomes 100% free ware, covered by the licence GNU GPL

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Please, donot blame me on the language of the Users' Guide. I wrote it when I started learning English 12 years ago.