Go Asm installs statistics
By quillaja · VS Code Marketplace · Programming Languages
Syntax highlighting & autocomplete for Go assembly.
Go Asm has 122,810 recorded installs on VS Code Marketplace, ranking #2108 of 2,501 tracked listings.
Rating: 4.50 / 5 from 2 ratings
About Go Asm
Description
This is a VS Code extension providing syntax highlighting and basic autocomplete for the assembly language in used in Go. It applies mostly to amd64/x86/x64, but colors most of the other architectures as well.
Disclaimer
This is far from a complete or even very good syntax highlighter, but I think it covers a lot of the basics. It may improve over time. For issues, comments, recommendations etc, please file an issue on github.
The autocomplete and highlighting for instructions was mostly cobbled together by scripts based on information found in: • the Go source • https://godoc.org/golang.org/x/arch/x86 • searchable x86 instruction manual
Description from the VS Code Marketplace listing.
- asm
- GAS/AT&T
- go
- goasm
- plan9
- snippet
- x86/x64
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Listing: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=quillaja.goasm. First seen Oct 16, 2026; last successful collection Oct 19, 2026. See the methodology.