Tan Silliksaar
AVR Editor

Here is my editor for Atmel AVR MCU assembler files version 1.2.
  • Designed for Windows 95/98/NT4
  • Different colors for instructions, definitions, and labels
  • Uses Atmel's avrasm.exe to assemble
  • Shows assembling errors right in your code
  • Helps you to add instructions, definitions, and labels by listing them

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  • AVR Editor: avredit.zip, 270kB
  • AVR Assembler (avrasm.exe): avrasm.zip, 60kB
  • AVR Instruction Set Manual: avrinst.zip, 280kB
    • AVR Editor is absolutely free.
    Please note that avrasm.exe (not included) is required to assemble your files. You can download it directly from Atmel.
    Please note that, after installing AVR Editor, you must specify the directory for include (.inc) files and the location of avrasm.exe using Options dialog box in Edit menu.
    Please send your comments to tan@silliksaar.ee.
    Enjoy your editor!

    DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTY

    This software is supplied "as is" and without warranties as to performance, merchantability or any other kind, either express or implied.

    LICENCE AGREEMENT

    You should carefully read the following terms and conditions before using this software. Using the software indicates your acceptance of this licence agreement. If you are unable to agree to any of these terms, do not download, install or use the software.

    You are hereby licensed to:

  • Use the AVR Editor freely.
  • Make as many copies of the AVR Editor and documentation as you wish.
  • Give exact copies of the original AVR Editor to anyone you wish.
  • Distribute exact copies of the original AVR Editor in its unmodified form, either by electronic means or on physical media.
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    You are specifically prohibited from:

  • Charging more than the reasonable cost of materials for distributing the AVR Editor.
  • "Reverse engineering" this product for any purpose whatsoever.
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    KNOWN PROBLEMS

  • Since avrasm.exe is a dos program, there may be a problem with using long file names. If you fail to run the assembler program directly from AVR Editor, please use short (8.3) file names (this may include your folder names, too). Although I have tried to eliminate the problem (version 1.2) and long file names work fine in my computer (Win98, FAT32), you may experience problems with NTFS or FAT16.
  • When using ALT+TAB to switch between your applications, AVR Editor might understand the TAB as it were pressed within the AVR Editor and add the spaces to the asm file. The problem arises when you release ALT and TAB keys at the same time. What you need to do is to release the TAB key first.
  • Other assembler programs (except avrasm.exe) may not function directly from AVR Editor because they are not supposed to. AVR Editor is built to understand the interface of avrasm.exe only. What's wrong with avrasm anyway?