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My repository has plenty of source files in ARM assembly, since I have been working a lot with code for the Game Boy Advance. ARM assembly files are heavily used as well on other similar projects on the GBA dev scene (for example, this one, a full repository of ARM assembly functions for the GBA).
URL of syntax highlighting grammar
As far as I know, there's no syntax highlighting grammar specific for the ARM assembly files, but one could be adapted from the x86 assembly grammar.
Most popular extensions
The most used are .s and .asm, though they would have to be manually defined on a .gitattributes file for it to work.
Detected language
They are normally detected as "normal" assembly or even plain text, since .s doesn't have a set extension as far as I am aware.
Note
I'm not sure about the similarity with the AArch64 assembly language, but since it is there, there might be some use for syntax highlighting on it as well.
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Language name
ARM Assembly
URL of example repository
My repository has plenty of source files in ARM assembly, since I have been working a lot with code for the Game Boy Advance. ARM assembly files are heavily used as well on other similar projects on the GBA dev scene (for example, this one, a full repository of ARM assembly functions for the GBA).
URL of syntax highlighting grammar
As far as I know, there's no syntax highlighting grammar specific for the ARM assembly files, but one could be adapted from the x86 assembly grammar.
Most popular extensions
The most used are
.s
and.asm
, though they would have to be manually defined on a .gitattributes file for it to work.Detected language
They are normally detected as "normal" assembly or even plain text, since
.s
doesn't have a set extension as far as I am aware.Note
I'm not sure about the similarity with the AArch64 assembly language, but since it is there, there might be some use for syntax highlighting on it as well.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: