Documentation
Introduction
Assembler Source File
A source file contains definitions that will be translated to a library or a binary program.
It consists of a list of elements and directives, separated by newlines. Instructions, labels, and assignments within an object or macro are also separated by newlines.
Expressions
Expressions are used in various places in a program.
Library
A library is a collection of objects, constants, macros, and functions.
When importing a library, only the objects actually used will be included in the resulting binary program. This gives you flexibility in how you organize your code: even using only a small portion of a large library does not sacrifice efficiency.
Target Definition
A target definition defines the memory layout and binary file format. It supports all the directives of assembler source files and a few additional directives.
CPU Definition
A CPU definition defines the syntax of the assembly instructions and how they are encoded.