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AT&T / GAS Syntax SciTE

December 30th, 2009 in Linux, Programming

I have been using SciTE as my main programming text editor and more recently to code in assembly but unfortunately it does not seem to have support for AT&T style syntax and GAS (GNU Assembler) directives only Intel. So I have modified the asm.properties file and updated it to include the following:

  • All GAS directives e.g. .long .ascii
  • 32bit and 64bit registers for AT&T syntax e.g. %rax %ecx
  • GAS Instructions e.g. movl, pushl
  • Opens .s file extensions when filtering by assembly

Most likely I am missing a few things so let me know! You can download the asm.properties file from here:

AT&T / GAS syntax highlighting for SciTE

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One Response to “ AT&T / GAS Syntax SciTE ”

  1. # 1 George Says:
    February 1st, 2010 at 6:15 am

    Thank you! It is very helpful :)

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