armips is Kingcom’s ARM/MIPS assembler. It’s primarily intended for romhacking tasks for PSX and GBA/NDS.

Features include:

• Assembler and user defined macros, with label support
• The complete MIPS R3000 and ARM7/ARM9 instruction set (THUMB and ARM mode)
• Table support
• Support for overlays, you can open and close as many output files and cross-reference them as you need
• Automatic checks for possible load delay problems in MIPS code, optionally fixing them automatically by inserting NOPs.
• Many different directives, among them some to ensure that the assembler doesn’t overflow a given area
• C-style math parser

Version history:

• 0.7d (released on 1st April 2013)
  • added automatic optimizations for several ARM opcodes
  • many bugfixes and internal changes
  • added static labels
  • new directives: .warning, .error, .notice, .relativeinclude, .erroronwarning, .ifarm, .ifthumb
  • quotation marks can now be escaped in strings using \”.
• 0.7c (released on 11th December 2010)
  • macros can now contain unique local labels
  • area directive added
  • added missing ARM opcode variations
  • countless bugfixes
  • no$gba debug message support
  • full no$gba sym support
• 0.7b (released on 19th September 2009)
  • ARM/THUMB support
  • fixed break/syscall MIPS opcodes
  • added check if a MIPS instruction is valid inside a delay slot
  • fixed and extended base detection
  • added “.” dummy label to the math parser to get the current memory address
  • added dcb/dcw/dcd directives
• 0.5b (released on 8th September 2009)
  • Initial release

armips v0.7d

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