Megaprocessor ASM Android

188 installs
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22 monthly active users
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Megaprocessor ASM Android Summary

Megaprocessor ASM Android is a mobile Android app in Tools by Daniel Diamon. Released in Dec 2017 (8 years ago). It has about 188+ installs Based on AppGoblin estimates, it reaches roughly 22 monthly active users . Store metadata: updated Feb 15, 2026.

Recent activity: 1.00 installs this week (4.00 over 4 weeks) showing below average growth View trends →

Store info: Last updated on Google Play on Feb 15, 2026 .


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App Description

Megaprocessor assembly tool

This application is a development tool designed for low-level computing enthusiasts and engineering students interested in the 16-bit architecture of the Megaprocessor project.

The app functions as an editing and assembly environment that allows you to translate assembly language source code into standard format files for later use.

Main features:

Two-pass assembler: Performs lexical and syntactic analysis to convert 16-bit instructions into machine code.

Integrated code editor: Optimized interface for writing programs with syntax highlighting for the Megaprocessor instruction set.

Technical file generation: Exports results in .hex (Intel HEX) and .lst (listing) formats, compatible with external simulators or hardware integration.

Directive support: Support for essential directives such as ORG, DW, and INCLUDE for project management.

Optimized interface: Minimalist design with dark mode to facilitate long programming and technical debugging sessions.

Important Information and Compatibility:

This application is an educational tool developed independently by a third party. The architectural concepts and original design belong to the Megaprocessor project.

Note: This application is an assembler (compilation tool) and does not include a real-time execution simulator or physical hardware. The generated files must be transferred to a compatible environment to run.