This page holds an experimental online assembler/disassembler. This tool allows you to copy and paste WP 34S source code into the text field below, and it will be compiled into an object file which can be loaded into your calculator.
In order to use this tool, enter your email address below, confirm the agreement, and paste in the code you want to compile. The resulting .dat file, along with any output of the compile, will be emailed to the address you provide below.
The disassembler version of this tool will be available shortly.
<FORM MAILTO:wp34s-compile@fatcity.com NEXT:“34s:assembler_done”> Checkbox confirm “I understand this tool is experimental, and I am using this at my own risk.” 0; Textbox prefill “Enter a decimal prefill amount (optional\; see man page below):” 60; Textbox email “Enter the email address which should receive the compiled version:” 200; Textarea code “Paste your source code here:” 20 600; Constraint email “Please enter a valid email address” valueType=“eMail”; Constraint email “Please enter a valid email address” minLength=7; Constraint prefill “Prefill value should be an integer from 1 to 32767” valueType=“integer”; Constraint prefill “Prefill value should be an integer from 1 to 32767” maxLength=7; Constraint code “You must provide some code to compile” minLength=3; Submit “Compile” 90; </FORM>
There is also a complete assembler/disassembler user's manual in PDF form available.
wp34s_asm.pl - Assembler/Disassembler for the WP34s calculator. Usage: wp34s_asm.pl src_file [src_file2 [src_file3]] -o out_binary # assembly mode wp34s_asm.pl in_binary -dis [-o out_binary] > src_file # disassembly mode Parameters: src_file One or more WP34s program source files. Conventionally, "wp34s" is used as the filename extension. -o outfile Output produced by the tool. In assembler mode, this is required and will be the binary flash image. Assembler output extension is conventionally ".dat". In disassembler mode, this is optional and will be the output ASCII source listing, conventionally uses the ".wp34s" extension. I/O redirection can be used as an alternate method of capturing the ASCII source listing in disassembler mode. -dis Disassemble the binary image file. -op infile Optional opcode file to parse. [Default: --internal table--] -fill fill_hex Optional value to prefill flash image with. [Default: instruction 'ERR 03'] -s number Optional number of asterisks (stars) to prepend to labels in disassembly mode. [Default: 0] -syntax outfile Turns on syntax guide file dumping. Output will be sent to 'outfile'. -ns Turn off step numbers in disassembler listing. -svn Report compressed opcode table SVN version number to STDOUT. -h This help script. Examples: $ wp34s_asm.pl great_circle.wp34s -o wp34s-3.dat - Assembles the named WP34s program source file producing a flash image for the WP34s. MUST use -o to name the output file in assembler mode -- cannot use output redirection. $ wp34s_asm.pl great_circle.wp34s floating_point.wp34s -o wp34s-1.dat -fill FFFF - Assembles multiple WP34s program source files into a single contiguous flash image for the WP34s. Uses 0xFFFF as the optional fill value. Allows (and encourages) use of libraries of programs by concatenating the flash image from several source files. $ wp34s_asm.pl -dis wp34s-1.dat -s 3 > myProg.wp34s $ wp34s_asm.pl -dis wp34s-1.dat -s 3 -o myProg.wp34s - Disassembles a flash image from the WP34s. Prepend 3 asterisks to the front to each label to make then easier to find in the listing (they are ignored during assembly). Both invocation result in identical behaviour. $ wp34s_asm.pl -dis wp34s-0.dat -o test.wp34s; wp34s_asm.pl test.wp34s -o wp34s-0a.dat; diff wp34s-0.dat wp34s-0a.dat - An end-to-end test of the tool. Note that the blank fill mode will have to have been the same for the binaries to match. Notes: 1) Step numbers can be used in the source file but they are ignored. Since they are ignored, it doesn't matter if they are not contiguous (ie: 000, 003, 004) or not monotonic (ie: 000, 004, 003). The disassembler does produce step numbers that are both contiguous and monotonic -- when not suppressed by the -ns switch. 2) You can name a different opcode table using the -op switch. This can be used to translate a source written for a different SVN revision of the WP34s to move the program to a modern version of the WP34s. Typically, disassemble the old flash using the old opcode table and reassemble using the default (internal) table. This is also an insurance policy against the opcodes evolving as well. Simply target newer opcode tables as they become available. To generate an opcode table, using the following (Linux version shown. Windows is likely similar, though I have never tried): $ svn up $ cd ./trunk $ make $ ./Linux/calc opcodes > new_opcodes.map $ wp34s_asm.pl -dis wp34s-0.dat -op new_opcodes.map > source.wp34s 3) The prefill-value will be interpreted as decimal if it contains only decimal digits. If it contains any hex digits or it starts with a "0x", it will be interpreted as a hex value. Thus "1234" will be decimal 1234 while "0x1234" will be the decimal value 4660. Both "EFA2" and "0xEFA2" will be interpreted as a hex value as well (61346). The leading "0x" is optional in this case. 4) The order the command lines switches is not significant. There is no fixed order. 5) There is subtle difference in using the disassembler with the "-o" switch and output redirection. With the "-o" switch, the resulting file will not contain the commented statistics -- these will be displayed on the screen. With redirection, all printed lines go to the file.