Pretty6502 v0.7 by Oscar Toledo G. http://nanochess.org/
Executables provided for Mac OS X and Windows.
Usage: pretty6502 [args] input.asm output.asm
It's recommended to not use same output file as input, even if possible because there is a chance (0.0000001%) that you can DAMAGE YOUR SOURCE if Pretty6502 has undiscovered bugs.
Arguments: -s0 Code in four columns (default) label: mnemonic operand comment -s1 Code in three columns label: mnemonic+operand comment
-p0 Processor unknown.
-p1 Processor 6502 + DASM syntax (default)
-p2 Processor Z80 + tniASM syntax
-p3 Processor CP1610 + as1600 syntax (Intellivision)
-p4 Processor TMS9900 + xas99 syntax (TI-99/4A)
-p5 Processor 8086 + nasm syntax
-p6 Processor 65c02 + ca65 syntax
-m8 Start of mnemonic column (default)
-o16 Start of operand column (default)
-c32 Start of comment column (default)
-t8 Use tabs of size 8 to reach column
-t0 Use spaces to align (default)
-a0 Align comments to nearest column
-a1 Comments at line start are aligned
to mnemonic (default)
-n4 Nesting spacing (can be any number
of spaces or multiple of tab size)
-l Put labels in its own line
-dl Change directives to lowercase
-du Change directives to uppercase
-ml Change mnemonics to lowercase
-mu Change mnemonics to uppercaseAssumes all your labels are at start of line and there is space before mnemonic.
Accepts any assembler file where ; means comment [label] mnemonic [operand] ; comment
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