Sh4asm

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                    sh4asm SuperH-4 assembler/emitter
                      Copyright 2017, 2019 snickerbockers

sh4asm is an assembler/disassembler/emitter framework for the SuperH-4 instruction set. It's designed and tested with SEGA Dreamcast homebrew in mind, but it should work perfectly fine with any other sh4-based computing platform.

sh4asm includes two components: sh4asm_core, and sh4asm. sh4asm_core is a library which can be used to easily add an sh4 assembler to your own programs. sh4asm is a frontend that uses that library to implement a minimalistic command-line assembler/disassembler.

The primary motivation for this is to form part of a test-framework for Dreamcast emulators (specificly my own emulator dubbed WashingtonDC), but sh4asm is designed with the intention that it will be useful in any application that requires an sh4 emitter.

sh4asm is distributed under the terms of a permissive 3-clause BSD-style license; see LICENSE for details.