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R. Swan's A72 assembler (8086, self-assembling, 11k .COM) (Developers)

posted by tkchia Homepage, 04.07.2021, 09:36

Hello kerravon,

> But it would be good if there was a free version
> available too. I have wasm and wasmr, which work
> fine, but preclude commercial use.
> All of the above have versions that work on an 8086,
> which is great, and I can write to a common subset,
> at least of tasm + wasm which I can test.

As Rugxulo pointed out, wasm is now (re-)released under the Sybase Open Watcom Public License. As far as I can tell, the new license does not actually prohibit commercial use.

In fact the Open Watcom toolchain is now available in source form, and it now has a nice spiffy GitHub repository: https://github.com/open-watcom/open-watcom-v2.

I think wasm --- and its JWasm fork (https://github.com/Baron-von-Riedesel/JWasm) --- are the most "open" assemblers available at the moment that can really handle masm syntax. As I said above, JWasm is one of the few assemblers that can build Microsoft's recently released GW-BASIC sources. So you probably want to give wasm/JWasm a(nother) try.

Thank you!

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