Well, if the .asm files could be combined with the .c and .h files required for the hack and compiled into a .dll, then it might work. My emulator will work similar to Rob Bayer's design, except it will work with post-2005 code. Check out his emulator and see if you can figure out how to combine it with EasyC code. If nobody can figure out how to do this, I can't help.
In a PM with me, SamSofa330 said:
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YOu can get the .c and .h files from EasyC and compile it differently using mcc18
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But the real question is, can it be compiled with MinGW or something similar? The only way to find out is to compare the MPLab code with the extracted EasyC code.
I wonder how many teams use MPLab verses EasyC verses WPILib...