Staying away from codvid lockdown blues, I wrote a assembly program in order to mimic a running Programmable Logic Controller, on a Atmega128A chip.
A set of Pseudo Instructions were made available in a macro.asm file, included in the main.asm program.
Pseudo Instructions are to mame a few: StrXn, AndXn, OrXn, OutYn...so on and so forth. The target board is a minimum Atmega128A Board having a JTAG interface connected to a JTAG ICE, then connected to my PC USB com3 . AVR Studio 4.19 is used to devellop and debug the programms.
Everything is working perfercly, the code is very compact and runs fast. My westion is: is there a graphic program, similar to LDmicro, that exists and that could generate the Pseudo Instructions in sequence, instead of having to enter them one by one in main.asm ?
Thank you for your attention. Regards. Jean