pasm

about

pasm is modern and independent assembler for x86-64 architecture as one of key parts in POLON toolchain.

Note

pasm is still in beta phase and should not be relied on for any serious work.

features

• Wide coverage of x86-64 ISA (~1453+ instructions, 1553 unique mnemonics)
• Support for SSE*, AVX, AVX2, AVX-512/AVX-10, Intel APX, (x87 soon) MMX and more x86-64 extensions
• Support for bin and 32/64-bit ELF as export target
• Very performant and optimized (~4,3x faster than GAS in some cases)

getting started

Firstly you want to download/compile pasm's binary.

Then you should read documentation (docs) and see examples (some can be currently found in tests directory).

examples

go to examples

features

Precompiled pasm binary on default ships with following features: timed, iinfo and target_all.

You can also customize few parameters in src/conf.rs.

Here is exhaustive list of features you can use:

• time: measures time it took for assembling (as a whole)
• vtime: for benchmarking
• iinfo : instruction info (stores mnemonics as strings)
• target_all: every target_*
• target_elf: elf target handling

dev roadmap

see roadmap.md

credits

pasm was brought to you by matissoss <[email protected]> under MPL 2.0 license.