gaspy 1.0.3

Gumnut Assembler written in Python

gaspy

Gumnut Assembler written in Python.

gaspy is a python-based implementation of Peter Ashenden’s Gumnut assembler gasm which assembles the machine code to be used with his 8-bit soft-core Gumnut. For more information refer to The Designers Guide to VHDL https://www.sciencedirect.com/book/9780120887859/the-designers-guide-to-vhdl

gaspy was forked from my very first implementation created at the laboratory for digital engineering at the University of Applied Sciences Augsburg back in 2015.

As of now, gaspy support all gasm instructions and assembles the same machine code as gasm.

Documentation

Please refer to https://gaspy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

Changelog

1.0.3

Fixed

• Typos in README

• Making sure tox is using the package, not the source files for testing

• Updated development docs

1.0.2

Changed

• The README file is now also using reStructuredText format

Fixed

• equ directive is now working for ascii values (e.g. char_a: equ 'a')

1.0.1

Added

• Proper CLI for standalone usage

• Documentation (still in progress, though)

• Introduced tox for handling testing, build, and publishing tasks

• Introduced Github Actions for automated testing

Changed

• Replaced nosetest with pytest as the choice for unit and integration testing

• Updated the existing tests for pytest

Fixed

• Module imports were fixed

1.0.0

The initial version which was gaspy was forked from.