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Bass 6502 Assembler V1.01   [2025]

Bass 6502 Assembler V1.01 Released by :
Aleksi Eeben

Release Date :
25 September 2025

Type :
Other Platform C64 Tool

Website :
https://bit.ly/bass6502assembler

User rating:awaiting 8 votes (4 left)   See votestatistics

Credits :
Code .... Aleksi Eeben of CNCD
Docs .... Aleksi Eeben of CNCD

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User Comment
Submitted by Aleksi Eeben on 10 December 2025
Bass 6502 Assembler V1.02
User Comment
Submitted by apprentix on 27 September 2025
Fantastic! Thank you for Linux support!
User Comment
Submitted by Aleksi Eeben on 25 September 2025
Version 1.01 adds one directive, a few error checks, and corrects a blocked variable name.

- Added = to replace the set directive as preferred form for defining mutable variables and performing variable calculations, e.g., val = val + 1. If a label is immutable (defined only once), the = can be omitted. Legacy/DASM-style set (mutable) and equ (immutable) are still usable, but may be removed in later versions.
- Single letter variable name A was partially blocked by leftover, incomplete support for the optional "asl a" syntax in shift/rotate instructions (asl, lsr, rol, ror). As before, only the standard syntax without A is accepted, but the variable name A is now available.
- Unexpected parameters after else and endif now throw an error, whereas they were previously ignored. Colon-separated instructions can still be placed on the same line, e.g., else : lda #$00 : endif.
- New label names are now properly validated: Names must start with a letter and contain only the characters A-Z, a-z, 0-9, and _. All names conflicting with instructions or directives are now also rejected. Macro names are more flexible, allowing synthetic instruction style names like adc.w.
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