x86 and x86_64 Assembly
A bundle for TextMate/Sublime Text providing syntax highlighting for x86 assembly code.
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Installs
- Total 18K
- Win 8K
- OS X 4K
- Linux 6K
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Readme
- Source
- raw.githubusercontent.com
About
This is a TextMate/Sublime/VS Code/Atom bundle providing language support for x86_64 assembly language in a variety of dialects (nasm/yasm primarily, but could highlight tasm/gas to some extent).
Features
- Basic support for NASM/YASM/TASM/GAS syntaxes
- Most up-to-date instruction sets:
- Legacy/undocumented registers and instructions
- FPU/MMX/3DNow!
- SSE/SSE2/(S)SSE3/SSE4/SSE4.1/SSE4.2/SSE4.a
- AVX/AVX2/AVX512, including pseudo-ops
- AES-NI/SHA
- VMX/SMX/NPX/SGX
- other AMD/Cyrix/VIA and planned future Intel extensions
Source code
The latest version of this package should be available on GitHub.
To compile the yaml sources to tmLanguage, you'll need PackageDev.
Contributors
YASM tests are provided by yasm-regression project.
Examples
- Sublime Text with Monokai Extended Bright color scheme
- Atom with One Dark syntax theme
- Visual Studio Code with default Dark color theme
