PLNews: Programming Language News

Yasm 0.7.0 has been released. Yasm is a modular assembler, allowing for the support of multiple syntaxes, multiple output object formats, multiple instruction sets, and optimizations.

This release includes: support for the Intel Advanced Vector Extensions instructions, multi-section binary support, support for ELF32 and ELF64 TLS relocations, support for underscores in certain constants, SSE5 condition code support, bug fixes, and other changes.

dasm 2.20.11 has been released. It is a macro assembler for a variety of 8-bit microprocessors.

HLA v1.102 beta has been released. HLA adds high-level language syntax and constructs to x86 assembly.

This release includes: changes to the behaviour of the FADD(), FSUB(), FSUBR(), FMUL(), FDIV() and FDIVR() instructions; the generation of hexadecimal encodings for almost all instructions; new command line parameters for controlling the formatting of output files; and other changes.

NASM 2.02 has been released. NASM is a portable x86-32 and x86-64 assembler, supporting a variety of platforms and object file formats.

This release includes: support for the XSAVE instruction group, %iftoken and %ifempty support, improved warnings, experimental support for DWARF in ELF64, bug fixes, and other changes.

High Level Assembly v1.101 has been released. HLA adds high-level language syntax and constructs to x86 assembly.

This release includes: support for the new HLA stdlib v3.1, and documentation updates.

NASM 2.01 has been released. NASM is a portable x86-32 and x86-64 assembler, supporting a variety of platforms and object file formats.

This release includes documentation improvements, and bug fixes.

NASM 2.00 has been released. NASM is a portable x86-32 and x86-64 assembler, supporting a variety of platforms and object file formats.

This release includes: x86-64 support; support for all public instruction set extensions up to and including SSE5; support for the ELF64, COFF64 and Mac OS X file formats; performance improvements; and bug fixes.

NASM 0.99.05 has been released. NASM is a portable x86-32 and x86-64 assembler.

This release includes: a fix for a bug where floating point constants were doubled, a new -Z command line switch, and other changes.

High Level Assembly v1.98 has been released. HLA adds high-level language syntax and constructs to x86 assembly.

This release includes bug fixes.

Yasm 0.6.2 has been released. Yasm is a modular assembler, allowing for the support of multiple syntaxes, multiple output object formats, multiple instruction sets, and optimizations.

This release includes: AMD SSE4a and SSE5 instruction support, 16-bit float value support, GAS local labels support, bug fixes, and other changes.

High Level Assembly 1.96 has been released. HLA adds high-level language syntax and constructs to x86 assembly.

This release includes: the addition of support for classes and namespaces to the @locals function, bug fixes, and other changes.

Yasm 0.6.1 has been released. Yasm is a modular assembler, allowing for the support of multiple syntaxes, multiple output object formats, multiple instruction sets, and optimizations.

This release includes: SSE4.1 and SSE4.2 instruction support, support for the .set directive in the GAS parser, plus other changes and bug fixes.

High Level Assembly 1.96 has been released. HLA adds high-level language syntax and constructs to x86 assembly.

This release includes bug fixes.

High Level Assembly v1.95 has been released. HLA adds high-level language syntax and constructs to x86 assembly.

This release includes fixes.

High Level Assembly v1.93 has been released. HLA adds high-level language syntax and constructs to x86 assembly.

This release includes a couple of bug fixes.

High Level Assembly v1.91 has been released. HLA adds high-level language syntax and constructs to x86 assembly.

This release includes: support for specifying the default linker to use under Windows, changes to the syntax of array constants, plus other changes and bug fixes.

High Level Assembly v1.90 has been released. HLA adds high-level language syntax and constructs to x86 assembly.

This release includes: support for directly generating object code without generating an assembly file to be processed by a back-end assembler, support for generating FASM source files for Linux, a new command line option scheme, support for attaching a segment override prefix to any instruction, plus other changes and fixes.

CTAL_0 1.0.0a has been released. "CTAL_0 is a strictly typed assembly language that is intended to be used as a target language into which C programs are compiled."

High Level Assembly v1.88 has been released. HLA adds high-level language syntax and constructs to x86 assembly.

This release includes: new @system and @env functions, support for an explicit zstring type, improved code generation for certain types of actual parameter values, documentation updates, plus bug fixes and other changes.

AsmPDP 1.07 has been released. It is a portable PDP-11 assembler.

This release includes the implementation of ADR label,dst.