Nand2Tetris Hack Assembler lexer
Pygments lexer for Nand2Tetris Hack Assembler language.
Part of the languages used/developed in the Building a Modern Computer from First Principles book.
Usage
The name of the lexer is hack_asm so you can call it from pygmentize like this:
pygmentize -l hack_asm -f html -O full test.asm
The recognize extension is .asm but it is as well used by many other lexers (like, you know, other assemblers), so I recommend passing directly the lexer name.
Installation
The lexer is available in PyPI, just install using pip:
pip install pygments-hackasm-lexer
And start using it.
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