Hi all :)
I'm looking for a simple runtime assembler, something that can process one line of code at a time and return the bytecode for it. Kinda like OllyDbg does. Do you know any?
So far all I could find is SoftWire (http://softwire.sourceforge.net/"), but it seems C++ specific and I couldn't get it to compile anyway. :(
Qvasi,
doesn't ollydbg (very very old) Source Code contains an assembler? it should, the disassembler is there, i think also the assembler.
so just compile it on your own, and u have ur own small assembler utility.
Another possibility is Paul Vojta's DOS DEBUG clone, available here with A86 source:
http://www.bookcase.com/library/software/msdos.devel.lang.asm.html
QuoteThis is a clone of the DEBUG command present in MS-DOS. It was originally written for the FreeDOS project, but it may be useful to others as well. It is still incomplete (most notably, the expanded memory commands xa, etc. are missing), but the built-in assembler and disassembler support the full Pentium Pro instruction set, except for MMX instructions.
Wizzra was right, look @ this link (http://home.t-online.de/home/Ollydbg/srcdescr.htm#_Toc531975951)
Thank you all for your great help! :U
@Wizzra & mariø: The olly source code seems perfect, I'll use that. :)
@MichaelW: Great link! I just got a lot of other goodies from it too. :thumbu