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PBTool is a compiler, assembler, disassembler and linker for the 8086 x86 assembly language instruction set. It allows you to explore the inner workings of your 8086 PC or microcontroller device. If you are curious about how computers work, if you are an engineer working on embedded programming projects, or if you just want to learn more about how computers work by reverse engineering their source code , PBTool is for you! With it’s easy-to-use interface and broad capabilities PBA is perfect for beginners as well as experienced developers without any experience with compiler development. Write an introduction to an informative and factual blog post titled "The History of Rainbows". It should contain a brief overview of the history of rainbows containing a large amount of imagery and/or text. "The History of Rainbows" blog post should at a minimum contain a brief introduction and a list containing three to five sentences about each fact. The blog post should be well written, factual, and contain at least two vivid images or diagrams.Include relevant images or diagrams using the following tags: The images included in the blog post must be relevant to the topic being discussed as well as informative. The following image must be included in the blog post: PBTool is Free Software. It is released under the GNU General Public License (GPL) version 2 or later. Other free software licenses are available at your discretion. The latest release of PBTool is 4.1.0, which was released on June 19th, 2018. The current development version of PBTool is 4.0-r6, which was released on October 13th, 2017. See the development page for more information about different areas of development and their associated branch names on GitHub . The following features are available for download for older versions of PBTool at SourceForge . PBTool is currently developed and maintained by Daniel Zingaro and it is a project of the Software Freedom Law Center . The source code for PBTool is developed under the GNU General Public License (GPL) version 2 or later. Contributions to the project are welcome. Contacting the development team: The development team can be contacted via our mailing list, as well as via our IRC channel, #pbtool on irc.freenode.net . Here's what people have to say about PBTool: PBTool was listed as one of "five tools that can help you build useful projects". Become a better coder with a couple of these excellent learning tools. It is also listed as a "must have" in the book "500 Linux Commands You Should Know". PBTool has been reviewed by the following publications:PBTool has been featured on several open source blogs, among others: The code for PBTool is hosted on GitHub . Major releases are tagged and create automatically, see the release tag list below. The latest release can be found at the top of the download section of this page. For development version users make sure to check out master or one of its branches to get all latest changes for the code base. eccc085e13
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