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JohnFound 21 Dec 2011, 07:02
You can use fasmw through wine.
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mindcooler 21 Dec 2011, 11:24
I was hoping there were something native X-). Is soft-spacing something unique to the Windows platform?
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21 Dec 2011, 11:24 |
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JohnFound 21 Dec 2011, 12:14
[ad]The upcoming Fresh 3.0 will be native X.[/ad]
Although I am not sure what you mean by "soft space". |
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21 Dec 2011, 12:14 |
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mindcooler 21 Dec 2011, 13:24
Kind of hard to explain, but you can write stuff anywhere and the spaces are inserted when you save the file; you don't have to insert spaces manually. This also makes indentation smoother.
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21 Dec 2011, 13:24 |
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mindcooler 04 Jan 2012, 00:11
JohnFound wrote: You can use fasmw through wine. Works well, except that you can't launch the binaries from the IDE :S _________________ This is a block of text that can be added to posts you make. |
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04 Jan 2012, 00:11 |
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JohnFound 04 Jan 2012, 07:42
Hm, I am not very sure, is it possible to start Linux application from Windows application running in Wine?
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04 Jan 2012, 07:42 |
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FreeFull 04 Jan 2012, 19:37
JohnFound wrote: Hm, I am not very sure, is it possible to start Linux application from Windows application running in Wine? Yes. For example, you can run wine cmd, then go to z:\bin\, and run bash |
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04 Jan 2012, 19:37 |
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typedef 04 Jan 2012, 19:52
JohnFound wrote: [ad]The upcoming Fresh 3.0 will be native X.[/ad] If it wasn't native then what was it running on? Don't tell me .NET ? because I'll...... |
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04 Jan 2012, 19:52 |
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mindcooler 04 Jan 2012, 22:39
I've been trying several editors and IDEs for X, but none of them behave as fasmw. For instance, [tab] does not indent, but inserts tabs.
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04 Jan 2012, 22:39 |
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JohnFound 05 Jan 2012, 07:08
[offtopic]
typedef wrote: If it wasn't native then what was it running on? Until now Fresh (1.x and 2.x) is Win32 application written with Fresh in FASM assembly language. The upcoming Fresh 3.x is based on FreshLib and thus will be portable at least to Win32 and Linux. So, the Linux version will be native X application and Win32 version will be native Windows application. FreshLib for Linux does not use any GUI toolkit, but XLib. [/offtopic] |
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