This is a collection of three monolithic code objects written in Saturn assembly that perform the calculator "add loop" benchmark ( eg. x = + 1 ). One code object has no loop unrolling and the other two have progressively higher levels of loop unrolling. Note that this code will only run on a G/G+/GX-R which does not have a merged port 1 RAM card.
This application was made for creating assembly language programs on the HP 48. It is a hack of best tools coders need to develop games. It includes a grayscale painting program, the J-ASM assembler, and more. Game programming is the main focus of this program; Jazz is best for general-purpose coding.
Debugger helpful for ASM programmers, including a memory browser, a graphics browser, and a disassembler. Does not work in a covered port. For both the S and G series.
System RPL and Machine Language Development Library. Contains an ML assembler and disassembler, a System RPL compiler/decompiler, a debugger for both, an entries table browser, a text editor, and much more.
Jazz 6.8b with many features removed. This is very similar to Jazz Light 6.7, by Andre Schoorl, but both the TED and non-TED versions have EC, and it's based off of the newest version of Jazz.
Machine Language Developer's Lab, for assembly language programming, machine code debugging, and more. Uses AG mnemonics rather than HP mnemonics. For the S series only.
An assembler that accepts hexadecimal code and compiles it into machine language. Designed for the S series as one of the first assemblers, similar to Hexify on the 28S.