Tools to help you in developing software for the Propeller chip.

SPIN/PASM

• Propeller Tool - Enhancement Requests
• OpenSpin a cross platform Spin compiler with enhancements
• Homespun Spin Compiler
• BST, Brads Spin Tool: Mac, Linux and Windows native development
• fastspin takes a very different approach from the other Spin compilers, as it produces LMM code instead of bytecode; binaries it makes are much faster but also much larger. Compiling Propeller2 and Propeller1-Bytecode meanwhile is supported too.
• LAS - Largos Assembler, supports standard PASM and LMM with assembler extensions for easy LMM programming
• (new) OpenSpin refactored to a more modern C++ dialect. Additionally some limits of the originals were dropped.

C

• Parallax Propeller-C : PropellerGCC Googlecode, PropellerGCC Googlesite, SimpleIDE
• PropWare: C++ objects and CMake build system (includes Simple Library, libpropeller, libarduino, and PropWare's own namespace)
• Programming in C - Catalina

BASIC

• PropBasic is probably the most popular BASIC for Prop1. It compiles a version of BASIC derived from SX Basic to Propeller assembly language.
• fastspin compiles not only Spin, but also a BASIC dialect that is derived from FreeBasic/QBasic. BASIC programs can call Spin objects and vice-versa. It also supports Prop2.

FORTH

• SpinForth
• PropForth
• Tachyon

Miscellaneous

• Debuggers, Emulators and Disassemblers
• Bootloaders
• Code Formatter - for forum postings
• Developing in GNU/Linux Environments
• Propeller Assembler Source-code Debugger
• Sphinx and SphinxOS: Propeller-based Spin compiler and SphinxOS