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====Add-ons====
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* [http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/h-search.php?key=ALP_MXG&pushbutton=Search ALP_MXG] - By default the native mode on ALP is 32 bits only while the otherwise less capable MASM 5.1 emulation mode allows mixed 16/32 bit code. This patch allows you to use mixed 16/32 bit code in native ALP mode.
* [http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/h-search.php?key=ALP_MXG&pushbutton=Search ALP_MXG] - By default the native mode on ALP is 32 bits only while the otherwise less capable MASM 5.1 emulation mode allows mixed 16/32 bit code. This patch allows you to use mixed 16/32 bit code in native ALP mode.
 
* [http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/h-search.php?key=masm2alp&pushbutton=Search masm2alp] - Utility that converts [[MASM]] projects to ALP projects.
==Version==
==Version==
* '''Latest Version:'''  
* '''Latest Version:'''  

Revision as of 18:46, 25 April 2015

Description

A macro assembler from IBM that offers a native mode and a MASM 5.1 compatible mode, and indeed intended to replace the Microsoft Assembler product for use on OS/2 systems especially for driver development.

Add-ons

  • ALP_MXG - By default the native mode on ALP is 32 bits only while the otherwise less capable MASM 5.1 emulation mode allows mixed 16/32 bit code. This patch allows you to use mixed 16/32 bit code in native ALP mode.
  • masm2alp - Utility that converts MASM projects to ALP projects.

Version

  • Latest Version:

Prerequisites

Links

License and availability

  • Closed source software - Available as a free download from IBM.
  • Came packaged with other IBM Compiler products.
  • Comes with the IBM Device Driver Development Kit [DDK]
  • Was available to Passport Advantage subscribers before the program was discontinued in 2005.

Author

  • IBM

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