This (very much work-in-progress) project aims to replace the SpinASM program from spinsemi:
It should allow one to write assembly programs using s-expressions (possibly calling out to common lisp operators, e.g. arithmetic) for the FV-1 chip.
This project is mainly intended for me to learn lisp a bit more, and its ultimate goal is to be able to hot-reload code running on the FV-1 wirelessly, using a SoC that emulates the program RAM.
For more info, see assembler.lisp.
- GUI editor
- Allow function/macro
blocksin the assembly - looping test using SKP instructions
- "project builder" like spinasm
- build a program image based on multiple asm sources
- ihex disassembler
- reader/converter for .spn syntax