The Desktop Assembler web page has been updated with a
few new programs. Everything is alpha so expect a few
bugs.

The new programs include:

AsmDis - a disassembler written in assembler. It was written
to test the debug output of assemblers and will pick
up source comments if programs are compiled with
debug support. This disassembler is unique and
constructs tables describing a program. It can feed
data to a debugger and source file generator.

AsmBug - A debugger written in assembler. This debugger looks
simple but is quite complex under the hood. It was
designed for ease of use. The goal was to eliminate typing
in addresses. This was achieved by poping up mouse menus
on just about anything visable.

AsmLib - The library was updated and now includes over 400 functions.

The web page is outdated and lots of new material could be added, but
I'm close to completing AsmSrc because it works with AsmDis & AsmBug.
All this needs to be released at the same time and documentation written.
I'm using AsmBug to develop AsmSrc and will see if it is easy to use.
In other words, this is a preliminary release.

Look in the - what's new - section of web page

http://members.save-net.com/jko%40save-net.com/asm/