Open Source Assembly Libraries - Page 2

An implementation of LWIP under FreeRTOS for the LPC1768/9 Cortext M3 microcontroller

Toolchain machinery for compilers, code generators, assemblers, linkers, and emulators.

This project contains boilerplate that can be used to generate new projects for the platforms of yesteryear such as the Nintendo Entertainment System. It can be used to bootstrap new projects so that you can avoid the protracted setup and focus on development.

SSE Scan Library (SSESL) provides functions to retrieve information about data taking advantage of the 128-bit SIMD operations present in any CPU supporting the MMX2/KNI.

This project is a usb library for the Zilog flash based micro-controllers.

The aim of this project is to develop minimalistic C library for CP/M using plain C and Z80 assembly language. It should compile with LLVM's Clang patched for Z80 architecture support and GNU `as` from `binutils` package built with `--target=z80-none-elf` flag passed to its `configure` script.

A command line calculator capable of complex arithmetics.

Dozens of self contained internally consistent libraries for programming in assembly on Commodore 8-bit GEOS operating systems and compatibles. See the README for details on the libraries and their APIs.

liblzg is a minimal implementation of an LZ77 class compression library. The main characteristic of the library is that the decoding routine is very simple, fast and requires no memory.

libposix is a bold attempt to unify the impementation of the core functionality of all Unix systems. libposix is a full, cross platform, implementation of the POSIX 2008 standard written from scratch.

Linux fasm include library collections

OCR c++ library of computer optical recognition methods. In library: contour recognition; contour vectorisation; matrix letters feature recognition; web based GUI; assembler core on SS3 instruction; xml support; detect page rotation and segmentation;

See Wiki for usage and more details. Originally, xplgraph.scr library for DXForth was written to work on DOS systems only enabling point-and-plot graphics on VGA-compatible graphics devices. DXForth port to the 8-bit CP/M operating system lacked similar capability. The aim of this project is to provide an replacement of the original xplgraph.scr library, exposing roughly the same API, enabling graphics in DXForth running under CP/M. This library is written using DXForth's inline assembly (with all of its cryptic syntax) and uses CP/M's GSX interface. Using this interface enables graphical output to either local screen or remote devices connected through a serial port (like Tektronix 4010 text-and-graphics terminal emulator running on PC). Limitations: - No colors, no shades of gray. Color 0 is blank, others are mapped to solid pixels. - No READPIX function. - PALETTE, SETPAL and SOUNDX are dummy.