asmx86_64 : Syntax highlighting for x86_64 asm including gcc preprocessor
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Rating 21/8,
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| created by |
| Florian Delizy |
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| script type |
| syntax |
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| description |
This syntax is especially adapted to working in the Linux kernel (x86_64)
I am still working on it ... so this is a first version enjoy |
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| install details |
copy into your ~/.vim/syntax/ directory
to use it, just type :
set syntax=asmx86_64 |
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| asmx86_64.vim |
0.5 |
2006-12-22 |
7.0 |
Florian Delizy |
Added mm registers and made the syntax usable for objdump output as well |
| asmx86_64.vim |
0.4 |
2006-10-02 |
7.0 |
Florian Delizy |
Included all mnemonics (with their size suffix)
Fixed the .macro colouring... |
| asmx86_64.vim |
0.3b |
2006-09-12 |
6.0 |
Florian Delizy |
Close to completion, just needs now to add xmm and mmx registers, some instructions, and to deal with the #ifdef / '#' comment problem |
| asmx86_64.vim |
0.2b |
2006-09-12 |
6.0 |
Florian Delizy |
Fixed comments syntax: added a 'hack' so that # comment are correctly highted (they are highlighted as long as # is folowed by a space
Added %regs and regs (still needs mmx and xmm regs
This version should work with vim 5.7+ (if some of you try it on old version, please let me know).
knwon bugs:
'#' comments only works if followed by a space e.g.:
# my comment (will be highlighted correctly)
#my comment will not ...
gcc preproc directives works if not followed by a space e.g.:
#ifdef will be highlighted correctly
# ifdef will not ...
Still working on this problem |
| asmx86_64.vim |
0.1a |
2006-09-11 |
7.0 |
Florian Delizy |
Initial upload |
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