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Devel::PeekPoke - All your bytes are belong to us

PeekPoke - Perl extension for reading and writing memory

Inline::ASM - Write Perl Subroutines in assembler.

Asm::X86 - List of instructions and registers of x86-compatible processors, validating and converting instructions and memory references. This module provides the user with the ability to check whether a given string represents an x86 processor register or instruction. It also provides lists of registers and instructions and allows to check if a given expression is a valid addressing m...

BOGDRO/Asm-X86-0.29 - 24 Nov 2019 14:11:47 GMT

FFI::Platypus::Lang::ASM - Documentation and tools for using Platypus with the Assembly Setting your lang to "ASM" includes no native type aliases, so types like "int" or "unsigned long" will not work. You need to specify instead "sint32" or "sint64". Although intended for use with Assembly it could also be used for other languages if y...

PLICEASE/FFI-Platypus-1.01 - 16 Nov 2019 14:19:02 GMT

CPU::Emulator::Z80 implements a Z80 emulator. See its manpage for nitty-gritty details about interfacing with it. This manpage, by contrast, serves as a HOWTO.

In reply to Re: Interpreting Assembly by Anonymous Monk
in thread Interpreting Assembly by misc

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