High Level Assembler - English Home Page

The High Level Assembler is a powerful and flexible programming language. It has a long and rich history of improvements in functionality, based upon the experience of tens of thousands of programmers using the language in their daily work. As programming methods and techniques improved over time, the HLASM product has been repeatedly enhanced to aid these programmers in their day-to-day chores and to improve their productivity.

This site is to become the home page for all topics related to High Level Assembler and its use.
With your help, We will collect best practices and relevant background information, to present it here for you and for all our colleagues.

Currently this site contains the following topics:

Overview of recent changes to the HLASM and Bixoft sites.
Opcode Lists.
Assembler Proficiency Self-test.
Background info:
Best Practices:
- Don Nielsen's Document Redesigning Assembler Language Development.
- John Ehrman's Document Assembler Language as a Higher Level Language - Macros and Conditional Assembly Techniques.
Upcoming events:
- Symposium Extending the Life Cycle of Legacy Applications.
Programming support:
- Sample Programs.
- Opcode Tables and Descriptions.
- Opcode Lists and Descriptions.
- Opcodes Evolution Diagram.
Humor

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