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The syntax for each of these assemblers is described in detail in the appendices of the User Guide.
How does one work with AsmTools?
The best way to synthesize classes with AsmTools is to first start by creating a template class in Java. This should be a compilable class that is similar to the class you wish to create.
After creating the template, and compiling into a Java .class file, you can disassemble the object (.class) into an assembly file - using either the JDis (for the Jasm assembly language) or JDec (for the JCod assembly language) disassemblers. This will create a textual assembly, which is conventionally stored in a .jasm or .jcod file (respectively).
These assembly files can be edited in any text-editor. Typically, engineers alter specific areas within this assembly to create a place where a class can become malformed.
What are the unique advantages of AsmTools?
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