BACON, a compiler that translates MSX-BASIC programs into machine code for MSX computers, with PLAY (PSG music) support.
#assembly
Best open-source assembly language tools and projects (2026)
This tag covers tools for writing, running and studying low-level code, from processor simulators to IDEs with assembly support. Check which architecture a tool targets first, since a RISC-V simulator won't help with x86 work. Ripes visualizes how a RISC-V processor executes code step by step. RedPanda-CPP is a lightweight Qt-based IDE for C, C++ and GNU Assembly under GPL-3.0, so distributing modified versions means sharing them under the same license. NumKong is a different kind of project: SIMD-accelerated math kernels with bindings for several languages.
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A tiny char-level language model that runs inside a 512-byte x86 boot sector and dreams up fake Linux boot logs in real mode.
A lightweight, cross-platform C/C++ and GNU Assembly IDE built on Qt, successor to Dev-C++ 7.
SIMD-accelerated math kernels for distances, dot products, and matrix ops across 15+ numeric types, with bindings for Python, Rust, C/C++, JS, Swift, and Go.
A visual RISC-V computer architecture simulator and assembly editor for studying how processors execute code.