This tool converts assembly syntax from TASM (also called Intel syntax, or 'destination first' syntax). to GNU As syntax (also called AT&T syntax, or 'destination last' syntax).

Windows batch file and Unix BASH scripts are included. Just run one of these, and it will build the tool.

The tool was released by the SPiRiT group with particular license requirements. See license document for details. The license requirements are the only reason and purpose of the unmodified_copy folder, otherwise it is unused.

Frank van Dijk, member of SPiRiT!, wrote this utility.

Here are several email addresses you can send email too in case of bug-reports, wanted features or just for a good talk:

• [email protected] Trax (also for a good talk about 3D and stuff)
• [email protected] El Greco
• [email protected] Rico

When the tool was concieved in 1996, most of the SPiRiT! members were studying Computer Science at the 'Hogere School' in Eindhoven, The Netherlands.