M]ultiple [P]rocessor [M]odule Assembler V1.
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The Mpm Assembler supports compilation of assembly languages of multiple CPU's Zilog Z80 CPU assembly language and is able to run on any major OS and perform cross-compilation.
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- modularized source code,
- support for meta data structures,
- source file-level dependencies
- macros
- static library management
- and complete code generation
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Mpm was originally written in SuperBasic running on a Sinclair QL in 1991 to assist the development of Cambridge Z88 applications (compiling code on QL and transfer the programs to Z88 via serial port). It was later ported to Lattice C using the Sinclair QL's C68 C compiler. The final convertion was done to Ansi C to allow its use on more platforms, beginning with MS DOS and Linux/Unix. Named as "z80asm" it was adapted to the z88dk project for being the final step of executable code generation to the Small-C compiler of Z80-based systems. After a long pause, Mpm became the continuation of the z80asm tool with the aim of being a more flexible assembly language compiler tool, diverting from the z88dk project. The Z88dk (Small-C) project uses the original z80asm tool, and has been modified / improved for its specialized need.
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Mpm continues to be improved. Macros, section management, Arm & Mips CPU assembly language support and Elf binary executable output is part of the future developments of Mpm. The source code of Mpm can be fetched from our Git repository from here: https://bitbucketgitlab.orgcom/cambridgeb4works/mpm.
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Download latest stable version of the Mpm assembler and other Z88 developer tools for your desktop platform here (bundled as part of the Z88 Assembler Workbench package): http://sourceforge.net/projects/z88/files/Z88%20Assembler%20Workbench%20Tools/Z88 Assembler Workbench 2018.2 Release Notes |
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