Warning: This program is still in the early stages of development. It contains bugs and features that aren't completely implemented yet. Also, details may still change.
Accelerate is a flexible cross-assembler running on modern systems targeting multiple 8- and 16-bit computers. Support for additional CPU types, memory models, and output formats can easily be added via configuration files.
Programs are divided into small objects like a single subroutine or variables. These objects are automatically arranged in memory according to provided constraints like alingment or placement within a certain memory region. This allows to fulfil the hardware requirements of the target machine while automatically using the remaining memory optimally.
Accelerate is written in C++20 and should run on any modern platform. It also comes with an extensive test suite.
To build it, you need a C++20 compiler and cmake. To run the tests, you need Python and nihtest.
