From: Joel on
Does anyone know what to do with these files?

http://www.mgtek.com/miniide/download/unix.aspx



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From: Matthias Arndt on
Joel wrote:

> Does anyone know what to do with these files?
>
> http://www.mgtek.com/miniide/download/unix.aspx

Yes, put them somewhere in your $PATH on your Linux box and set the
executable bit. Then you can run the assemblers from the command prompt.

Output from my terminal when run:

$ ./asm11
ASM11, 68HC11 Cross Assembler V1.17 Build 107 for Linux (x86)
Copyright (C) MGTEK 1997-2002. All rights reserved.

Usage: asm11 [options] files
Options:
-Ae<n> set maximum number of errors to <n>
-Fe:<file> put error output in <file>
-Fl:<file> put listing file in <file>
-Fo:<file> put object file in <file>
-i:<dir> add <dir> to include search path
-l generate listing file
-lc show cycle counts in listing file
-ls generate symbol listing
-lu generate symbol listing with used symbols only
-case use case sensitive symbols
-mc use compatibility mode
-nologo suppress startup banner
-stat print assembly statistics
-W<n> set warning level to <n> [0..4]

HTH,
Matthias
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