Asm
reads one Dis assembly language
file
and translates it
into instructions for the Dis virtual machine.
The output is written to a file whose name is created
by taking the last element
of the input file, stripping any extension, and appending
.dis
For example, the output file for
abc
would be
abc.dis;
the output file for
dir/def.s,
would be
def.dis.
The assembler has one option:
- -l
- Generate a listing, showing the generated object code.
Disdump
prints to the standard output the Dis virtual machine
instructions in each of its Dis
file
arguments.