An MPW script for getting around the assembler, if it gives you trouble. If you have some difficulties, here's how I managed to get it all to work, more or less. I'm using the MPW tool, but most of this is still applicable to the stand-alone. Edit the DSP3210.h header. Look for the AppendSegment macro.
TEXT Get the assembler to work.
This is the most mysterious part of whole setup. According to the documentation and the author, there's no preprocessor. You may also notice a temp file, consisting of correctly preprocessed, but prematurely truncated, code being passed from one part to another of Asm3210. Unfortunately, this tool is now completely unsupported, so a kludge is needed if this problem occurs. If you use MPW, download my Build3210 script, which uses the MPW C preprocessor to create a temp file using the name Asm3210 perfers to call its intermediate file.