Not to be confused with [MacASM][1].

> McAsm and McLink are an assembler and a linker respectively for the
> Apple Macintosh computer. McAsm is used to assemble source files
> containing Motorola 68000 assembly language code and pseudo-ops.
> McAsm can also assemble standard and user-defined resources. McLink
> is used to combine files produced by McAsm into an executable
> application program file. McAsm and McLink are useable on a 128K Mac
> as long as the programs being assembled and linked aren't too large.

Over the next couple of years, this package grew into the considerably
more sophisticated [McAssembly][2].

(v1.0)

McAsm, McLink and Edit (by Bill Duvall) could all pass the current
file between each other allowing for an easy to use development
environment.

#1: McAsm & McLink
#2: Documentation
#3: McAsm & McLink & Edit

These are not disk images.

Compatibility
Architecture: 68k

Crashes Mini vMac Plus; launches with a warning in Mini vMac 512K;
launches just fine Mini vMac Classic running System 7.

  [1]: http://macintoshgarden.org/apps/macasm-12
  [2]: http://macintoshgarden.org/apps/mcassembly

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