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Would there be interest in FreeBSD (and possibly all BSD) native fasm?
I'm not saying I will do it... now.... but after I finish University... I could have time. Fasm is my favourite assembler ever since I first used it (quite long time ago) Would you Tomasz be interested in native FASM BSD? (No libc, pure syscalls)? P.S. As of today, I became maintainer of FASM FreeBSD port |
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06 Nov 2010, 20:33 |
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killasmurf86 wrote: Would you Tomasz be interested in native FASM BSD? (No libc, pure syscalls)? _________________  - carpe noctem |
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06 Nov 2010, 20:50 |
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I think Fasm is pretty easy to port anyway. Everything the command line version does is routed through the interfaces implemented in "system.inc".
f0dder wrote:
Why does the Linux version exist? libc is present on every Linux system and can be dynamically linked. |
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06 Nov 2010, 21:14 |
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Tyler wrote:
You stole words from my mouth  |
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07 Nov 2010, 23:11 |
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Quote: Why does the Linux version exist? libc is present on every Linux system and can be dynamically linked. Good question indeed, but more for Tomasz than for f0dder  |
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07 Nov 2010, 23:24 |
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Why? Why not? (Why ask why? Try Bud Dry!)
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08 Nov 2010, 16:01 |
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so... how is it going?
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