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comrade

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comrade 30 Jun 2008, 00:28

Sorry for being an idiot, but I searched the forum and still could not find any mention/link to old versions of FASM.

Can anyone point me please?

I am in the process of catching up while I was gone, so I am updating all my include files and macros to newest FASM. I need the old FASM versions so I can diff my changes.

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30 Jun 2008, 00:28

comrade

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comrade 30 Jun 2008, 00:31

Never mind, found it here: http://fasm.sourceforge.net/archive/

Looks like this archive is not being maintained though... I don't see 1.65 in there.

30 Jun 2008, 00:31

comrade

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comrade 30 Jun 2008, 00:32

No windows versions there either. Can someone help me find fasmw152.zip?

30 Jun 2008, 00:32

LocoDelAssembly
Your code has a bug

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LocoDelAssembly 30 Jun 2008, 01:01

Quote:

version 1.52
[03-04-2004]
------------
[+] more than 65535 relocations per section with MS COFF format
[+] smarter searching for included files
[+] added "store" directive
[-] cleaned syntax of "load" directive (only loading from code allowed)
[-] floating point values starting with dot no longer allowed
[-] "clflush" fixed to accept byte operand

If you can survive without those differences: http://fasm.sourceforge.net/archive/oldsite/fasmw151.zip

I think revolution keeps a copy of every release but I don't know if since so long and he (or she?) is not active since the hack incident.

30 Jun 2008, 01:01

comrade

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comrade 30 Jun 2008, 01:33

I am willing to host the old archive on my website, if anyone actually gives me the files...

Thanks LocoDelAssembly.

30 Jun 2008, 01:33

AlexP

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AlexP 30 Jun 2008, 02:08

comrade: Looks like your website has quite the comments in the source page Smile

30 Jun 2008, 02:08

comrade

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comrade 30 Jun 2008, 02:40

Yea, some spammer figured me out. Now i have to code a CAPTCHA Smile

30 Jun 2008, 02:40

ManOfSteel

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ManOfSteel 30 Jun 2008, 08:17

I've got the following:
fasmw152.zip
fasmw158.zip
fasmw164.zip
fasmw165.zip
fasmw166.zip
fasmw167.zip
fasmw16722.zip
fasmw16723.zip
fasmw16724.zip
fasmw16726.zip

Which one(s) do you need?

Edit: forgot fasm158.zip and fasm159.zip

30 Jun 2008, 08:17

avi

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Location: usa

avi 30 Jun 2008, 17:16

loco wrote:

he (or she?) is not active since the hack incident.

my guess: he has the same problem described by sylwek32 in HEAP. The prompt states that an email will be sent, but none has been forthcoming during the past two weeks.
Sad

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30 Jun 2008, 17:16

comrade

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comrade 01 Jul 2008, 01:45

ManOfSteel wrote:

I've got the following:
fasmw152.zip
fasmw158.zip
fasmw164.zip
fasmw165.zip
fasmw166.zip
fasmw167.zip
fasmw16722.zip
fasmw16723.zip
fasmw16724.zip
fasmw16726.zip

Which one(s) do you need?

Edit: forgot fasm158.zip and fasm159.zip

All of them. Please e-mail them to me (e-mail in my signature)

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01 Jul 2008, 01:45

sleepsleep

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sleepsleep 01 Jul 2008, 04:06

i think this should somehow guide you, found it in 1.54

Code:

version 1.54
[04-08-2004]

version 1.53
[22-07-2004]

version 1.52
[03-04-2004]

version 1.51
[31-01-2004]

version 1.50
[08-12-2003]

version 1.49
[16-09-2003]

version 1.48
[24-07-2003]

version 1.47
[28-06-2003]

version 1.46
[09-04-2003]

version 1.45
[09-02-2003]
[-] major code cleanup

version 1.44
[19-01-2003]

version 1.43
[30-12-2002]

version 1.42
[05-12-2002]

version 1.41
[14-11-2002]

version 1.40
[28-08-2002]

version 1.39
[08-07-2002]

version 1.37
[12-06-2002]

version 1.36
[22-05-2002]

version 1.35
[06-05-2002]

version 1.34
[19-04-2002]

version 1.33
[07-04-2002]

version 1.32
[06-03-2002]

version 1.31
[04-02-2002]

version 1.30
[18-01-2002]

version 1.20
[16-12-2001]

version 1.14
[17-10-2001]

version 1.13
[27-08-2001]

version 1.12
[30-06-2001]

version 1.11
[25-06-2001]

version 1.10
[22-03-2001]

version 1.09
[04-01-2001]

version 1.08
[16-11-2000]

version 1.07
[07-10-2000]

version 1.06
[23-08-2000]

version 1.05
[16-08-2000]

version 1.04
[10-08-2000]

version 1.03
[19-07-2000]

version 1.02
[06-07-2000]

version 1.01
[01-07-2000]

version 1.00
[19-06-2000]
[+] first official release

version 0.90
[04-05-1999]
[+] first version able to recompile itself

version 0.00
[23-03-1999]
[+] flat assembler project was started at 14:24:33

01 Jul 2008, 04:06

LocoDelAssembly
Your code has a bug

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LocoDelAssembly 01 Jul 2008, 04:13

Code:

[+] floating point values allowed as address fields

What that means? Confused

01 Jul 2008, 04:13

sleepsleep 01 Jul 2008, 04:22

i took off the [+] and [-] coz i think not everybody will feel comfortable with it. (since some maybe using dial-up)

01 Jul 2008, 04:22

edfed

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edfed 01 Jul 2008, 05:21

do you know the revolution's website ?

if you ask it 'flat assembler archive' you will find this link:
http://fasm.sourceforge.net/archive/

01 Jul 2008, 05:21

ManOfSteel

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Posts: 1154

ManOfSteel 01 Jul 2008, 10:32

@Comrade: I've sent you three e-mails of 2-3 MB each. If you encounter any problem, just let me know.

01 Jul 2008, 10:32

Jack

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Posts: 21

Jack 02 Jul 2008, 00:38

Comrade: the link (in your signature) to yor website points to http://www.shakira.com/

02 Jul 2008, 00:38

comrade

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comrade 02 Jul 2008, 02:40

But the e-mail is right.

02 Jul 2008, 02:40

revolution
When all else fails, read the source

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revolution 03 Jul 2008, 15:15

LocoDelAssembly wrote:

I think revolution keeps a copy of every release but I don't know if since so long and he (or she?) is not active since the hack incident.

I've got the version going back since 1.46 (March 2003), including the silent updates and other intermediate versions that have been posted. There are a few minor gaps where the updates were more often than one day, so I missed a few, but it is mostly complete.

03 Jul 2008, 15:15

revolution
When all else fails, read the source

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revolution 03 Jul 2008, 15:18

edfed wrote:

do you know the revolution's website ?

if you ask it 'flat assembler archive' you will find this link:
http://fasm.sourceforge.net/archive/

Hehe, nice to see my website is being used. Thanks edfed.

03 Jul 2008, 15:18

LocoDelAssembly
Your code has a bug

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LocoDelAssembly 03 Jul 2008, 15:25

However edfed failed to see that comrade already went there and couldn't find the win32 releases Wink

03 Jul 2008, 15:25

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