Would it make sense to add extra directives to the assembler so that it
can call/use the vmu code directly to create a .vmi file on assembly?


i.e. something like:


;; Information to create .VMI link file

.title "vmi title goes here"
.description "copyright somebody or other"

.resource "MYGAME"
.vmuname "MyGame_GAM"

.checksum SEGA



if this was at the top of a file called main.s, when assembled it would
create a .vms file called "MYGAME.VMS" and a corresponding vmi file
called "MYGAME.VMI" - the other fields correspond to the data fields
available in vmi files.