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Program for generating asm source code file frames

Purpose

When starting a new AVR assembler project, this program relieves you from the lengthy process of typing in all the standard content of a source code file, such as header informations, and all other content of an orderly file. The program requires:

the header file *def.inc for the type of target processor, under ATMEL's Studio software usually the installation path AvrAssembler2\Appnotes, or
a similar file in another path.

It provides:

a structure of a source file with a systematric structure (Header info, Reset- and interrupt vectors, main program init and program loop), in an editor window,
all necessary comments,
the opportunity to copy the complete content to the clipboard or to store the content in a text file.

Operation

After starting execution, the window looks like this.
Either you can now

click into the most upper input field and select a header file for the desired target processor type (e. g. m8def.inc), or
use the radio buttons to preselect the processor type (e. g. AT90S, ATmega, ATtiny) and select your processor type in the dropdown field.

If desired, chose a standard register name for a multi-purpose register, and select if the project will use interrupts or not.
If desired, you can select the polarity of some port pins, but this section of the software is not mature enough.
Now push the button "Aktualisieren". The generated source code frame now appears in the editor window. You can edit that source code, but pushing the button "Aktualisieren" overwrites all changes made!
After finalisation either

push the button "Kopieren in Zwischenablage" copy the source code text to the clipboard, change to your source code editor and paste the text there, or
with the button "Schreiben in Datei" copy the text to an assembler text file.

Close the program with the button "Schliessen".

Download

The zipped executable file can be downloaded here. Unzip the packed .EXE file to convenient path and start it. That is it!

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