A Discord bot built on top of discord.py library. It's designed to allow quickly assembing x86, x86_64, ARM (v6, v7, v8, and AArch64), MIPS, and PowerPC (PPC and PPC64) assembly, and output resulting bytes.
ASM is built around LLVM.
- Python 3.5 or newer
- PIP Packages:
discord.py0.16.xpsutil5.1.2- (Recommended, Linux-only)
uvloop0.7.2
clang-3.9llvm-objdump-3.9bash- Clang and LLVM need to support the following architectures (version 3.9+ recommended):
i386-pc-none-gnuamd64-pc-none-gnuarmv6k-arm-none-eabiarmv6keb-arm-none-eabiarmv7a-arm-none-eabiarmv7aeb-arm-none-eabiarmv8a-arm-none-eabiarmv8aeb-arm-none-eabiaarch64-arm-none-eabiaarch64_be-arm-none-eabimips-pc-none-gnumipsel-pc-none-gnupowerpc-pc-none-gnupowerpc64-pc-none-gnupowerpc64le-pc-none-gnu
In order for bot to run, you will need to set up your environment.
- Create a directory for the bot.
- Copy bot's files to the directory.
- Copy
config.jsonfromsample_configsto bot's directory. - Edit
config.jsonto match your configuration.
Run runasm.sh. That's it, your bot is now running.
If you feel like supporting me by providing me with currency that I can exchange for goods and services, you can do so on my Patreon.
Should you still have any questions regarding the bot, feel free to join my server. I'll try to answer an questions:
Bugs happen, no software is perfect. If you happen to cause the software to crash or otherwise behave in an unintended manner, make sure to let me know using via the issue tracker. If possible, include the list of steps you took that caused the problem.