Systems/ASM is Dignus' HLASM R4 compatible assembler product for the IBM mainframe. Systems/ASM assembler software allows users to develop mainframe applications, in IBM assembler language, on a mainframe, or on UNIX and Windows workstations.
Systems/ASM can also be used to create Linux/390 and z/Linux programs from traditional ASM source. This facility allows for an easier transition to Linux on the mainframe. Systems/ASM can assemble existing code as unchanged as possible (no new instructions to use) and also has complete support for debugging with the native Linux tools.
Systems/ASM version 1.70 is available now!
Version 1.70 has many new features, including support for generating Linux/390 and z/Linux compatible (ELF) objects, improved ADATA support, support for z990 Y-type formats and z990 instructions. To learn more about the recent enhancements in version 1.70, read the "whatsnew" file.
Systems/ASM is available as a native assembler for OS/390, z/OS and USS, or as a cross-assembler hosted on Windows, AIX, Solaris, FreeBSD, Linux, Linux/390 and z/Linux.
The Systems/ASM documentation is now available as .pdf file. And, you can request a 30-day trial of Systems/ASM to examine yourself, applying it to your development efforts today!
Systems/ASM can be applied to many development tasks:
Did you ever just want to check your assembler source on your workstation before assembling on the mainframe? Systems/ASM makes that possible!
Did you ever want to assemble your mainframe programs under your workstation's build environment? Imagine assembling HLASM programs under Microsoft's Visual Studio. Systems/ASM makes that possible!
In short, Systems/ASM takes your development to the "next level!"
Features of Systems/ASM include:
SIGNED
, BYTE
, DOUBLE
,
LOWER
, UPPER
, AND
, OR
, SLA
,
SLL
, SRA
, SRL
, XOR
,
FIND
, and INDEX
, and support for dependent and labeled
USING
statements.EXEC CICS
and EXEC DLI
statements with
a complete CICS preprocessor. The Systems/ASM CICS preprocessor is
available on all Systems/ASM supported platforms.And - you can try it yourself! We've provided a web-based assembly mechanism to submit assembly source and see the output from the Systems/ASM assembler (DASM), along with the generated assembler listing.
Don't settle for anything less, try Systems/ASM today!