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• 8051 Macro Assembler  - Offers a two-pass macro assembler for the Intel MCS-51 family of microcontrollers, it is running on th PC under MS-DOS, windows and Linux.
• 8051 Microprocessor  - Displays an 8051 microprocessor sample program.
• Anywherebb  - Tackles Low-level Interface Over Language for Extremely Universal Machine-coding, provides chat room and some relevant links.
• Arm Assembler  - Presents information regarding the programming tips and tricks, debugging, and programming tutorial.
• Assembler for Dummies  - Beginner’s resource of tutorials, article, and related files and links on programming language.
• Assembly Gems: Gems  - Collection of code snippets for Motorola, x86, mnemonic replacements, and PC platforms, VGA, and tiny programs.
• Assembly HowTO  - Created by Konstatntin Boldyshev, site includes user philosophy, tips and systems generator.
• Assemblylanguage.net  - Lists resources for Assembly language.
• Atariarchives  - Shows the viewer details about Machine Language for beginners, how to build a program and 6502 processor addressing.
• Bixoft  - Gives benefits of using Assembly language in creating a program.
• CPU Specific Languages: Assembly Languages  - Contains links collection about assemblers, interpreters, and simulators.
• FreeBSD Assembly Language Programming  - Tutorial for building Assembly-written Unix programs under FreeBSD. Includes code examples for illustration.
• Linux Assembly  - Exhibits resources for Linux Assembly, actual programs written in assembly language, and tutorials.
• LinuxJournal: High-Level Assembly Programming Language  - Article introduces Hyde’s project that assist in writing comprehensible Assembly codes. Contains HLA example code with commentaries.
• Little Man Computer  - Provides examples, instructions, and simulator applet of architecture computer that can be programmed using assembly and machine code.
• Macroassembler AS  - Displays portable macro cross assembler for a variety of microprocessors and controllers, list of currently supported target processors and full user's manual of AS available English or German version.
• Obelisk  - Descriptions of 6502 and Nintendo Gameboy microprocessors written in Assembly programming language, with source codes and files.
• Peterpaul: Linoleum  - Assembler language contains programs such as Linodoc, Text Editor, Yahtzee, Fire, and mb_gui. Includes descriptions and releases.
• Squak Valley Software  - Provides details on tools for microcontroller software development, provides online access to current TASM information and information about latest shareware release.
• Tek-Tips: Assembly Forum  - Bulletin board for users and programmers who share interest and knowledge on the language.
• TMS9900 Assembler Macro Library for Controller Programs  - Documentation on writing programs especially on elementary Boolean and input/output functions, and timer and elementary function blocks.
• Typed Assembly Language  - Shows extensions of untyped assembly languages with a set of typing rules that helps in the safety protection and memory protection pf TAL Programs.
• XCASM  - Features a meta assembler with high level optimising code generation capabilities, powerful built-in macro processing facilities and information on features powerful built-in macro processing facilities.