Asm mode

A basic mode for editing assembler source files with, provides automatic indentation of labels and instructions.

The special commands are,

RET

Breaks the line as normal, if asm-indent is non-nil a tab characters is inserted as well.

:

Deletes all indentation from the start of the current line, then inserts the string `:\t' to move to the next tab stop. This is used to enter labels.

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If the line is not empty, all indentation is deleted from the start of the line. A dot (`.') is then inserted.

Command: asm-mode

Major mode for generic assembler source files.

Hook: asm-mode-hook

The hook which is called when asm-mode is entered.

Variable: asm-indent

When this variable is non-nil the RET key inserts the string `\n\t' instead of just `\n'. This indents the cursor to the first tab stop of the new line.

Variable: asm-comment

This variable defines the string which denotes the start of a comment in the assembler that you are using. By default this is `;'.

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