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l_inc 11 Jan 2015, 22:28
Tomasz Grysztar
You've just made it up, haven't you?  I'm kidding. The colon is used for other things as well. Wouldn't it resemble label definition the same way? I mean the argument is just too weak, especially in the context of the preprocessor._________________ Faith is a superposition of knowledge and fallacy |
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Tomasz Grysztar 12 Jan 2015, 10:32
l_inc wrote: Tomasz Grysztar |
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12 Jan 2015, 10:32 |
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l_inc 13 Jan 2015, 02:48
Tomasz Grysztar
I'm losing the causal relationship here. If a general and a specific term both fit, then the more specific one fits better. Like "Maine Coon is a cat" fits better, than "Maine Coon is an animal". _________________ Faith is a superposition of knowledge and fallacy |
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13 Jan 2015, 02:48 |
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Tomasz Grysztar 13 Jan 2015, 12:13
l_inc wrote: If a general and a specific term both fit, then the more specific one fits better. Like "Maine Coon is a cat" fits better, than "Maine Coon is an animal". |
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13 Jan 2015, 12:13 |
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l_inc 13 Jan 2015, 13:11
Tomasz Grysztar
I guess, I'm gonna stick to a thought that you better know here, because I think it's just a bit of polishing rather than an anyhow crucial change. It was just important for me to know that the change does not introduce some unobvious side-effects/capabilities as it was with the ampersand feature. _________________ Faith is a superposition of knowledge and fallacy |
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13 Jan 2015, 13:11 |
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TheRaven 15 Jan 2015, 12:12
shutdownall wrote: By the way one question: Yeah, this feature screams awesome for two main reasons: object file output for a virtual block of code and simplified documentation. Two of the biggest headaches any developer incurs all managed with a single export directive... I think m3ntal is onto something and agree with shutdownall. Object and text output for a block takes a label or address and optionally an offset including code up to the offset -- maybe??? At any rate, sounds like a legitimate version 2 feature. FAsm 2 -- that title sounds bad-ass; I have gone nerd, WTF! _________________ Nothing so sought and avoided more than the truth. I'm not insane, I know the voices in my head aren't real! |
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15 Jan 2015, 12:12 |
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m3ntal 02 Feb 2015, 04:08
Quote: This reflects my will to "promote" the ":" setting as opposed to "=". I think that "=" used in these contexts would visually resemble the numeric variable definition a bit too much. Quote: The colon is more of a universal separator that gets used in all kinds of name:attribute/content constructions, so I think it is the most appropriate choice here. The equal sign is much more specific. Code: # a=1,b,c ; constants numeric d=3,e=7,f ; constants integer i,j=1,n ; memory/variables Idea: Write 2+ DB/DX on the same line to define instructions with sections of different sizes: Code: write.code: db prefix, opcode, mode, sib, dd address, number |
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02 Feb 2015, 04:08 |
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badc0de02 03 Feb 2015, 00:16
i think assembly ends where the macros begins if your program is coded only in macros or the most of your code.
then better write it in a official high level language.... |
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03 Feb 2015, 00:16 |
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JohnFound 03 Feb 2015, 09:14
badc0de02 wrote: i think assembly ends where the macros begins if your program is coded only in macros or the most of your code. That is what I tried to explain to m3ntal, in result achieved hate over 9000 and was blacklisted forever. 
Do you want you in this blacklist?  Better, wrote how great is his macro-HLL and how you will use it for everything from now and ever after.  _________________ Tox ID: 48C0321ADDB2FE5F644BB5E3D58B0D58C35E5BCBC81D7CD333633FEDF1047914A534256478D9 |
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03 Feb 2015, 09:14 |
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m3ntal 03 Feb 2015, 15:28
POWER MACHINE ASSEMBLER (SOON, FASMPM) (updated every 1-3+ days)
Much more efficient than Intel32/64+ARM/T1/T2/V8/Java. Just paid for (C) on PM architecture and documents. Started PM assembler+FASMPM. DISASSEMBLY Code: 0C0A push r10 080B pop r11 0E6EDB pushm r0-r1,r3-r4,r6-r7,r9-r11,r13-r14 0ADDB6 popm r1-r2,r4-r5,r7-r8,r10-r12,r14-r15 4012 let r1=r2 4147 let r7=1 4107 let r7=0 4187 let r7=0FFFFFFFFh 41C777 let r7=77h 41D71234 let r7=1234h 41E7AABBCC let r7=0AABBCCh 41F712345678 let r7=12345678h 42720C0F12345678 let r7=r15+12345678h 427ABCDE let r10=r11+(r12*r13)+r14 42DABCDE let r10=r11+(r12>>r13)+r14 428ABCFF let r10=r11+(r12<<1111b)+(111b*4) 429ABCFF12345678 let r10=r11+(r12<<11111b)+12345678h 98AB add r10, r11 99AB sub r10, r11 A274 xor r7, 1 BA712345 adc r1, r2+(r3*r4)+r5 BBD12345 sbc r1, r2+(r3>>r4)+r5 BC8123FF mul r1, r2+(r3<<1111b)+(111b*4) 8E701234 div r1, r2, r3, r4 A7E4 ror r14, 1 B0C12345 and r1, r2+(r3<<r4)+r5 B1D12345 or r1, r2+(r3>>r4)+r5 B2E12345 xor r1, r2+(r3<>>r4)+r5 Update: High-endian from now on (AA/BB/CC/DD). Versatile immediates 2/4/5/8/16/24/32BIT use only what's needed. Within 2 weeks, FASMPM with disassembler should be available. |
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03 Feb 2015, 15:28 |
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Roman 07 Sep 2020, 12:17
Tomasz Grysztar
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What this mean ?! And how this using ? Very interesting. |
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07 Sep 2020, 12:17 |
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Roman 07 Sep 2020, 12:21
m3ntal
What about FASMPM ? |
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07 Sep 2020, 12:21 |
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