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fasmFUN
someone ?
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edfed
i think the short answer is no.
but it is very possible to create an expression evaluator. maybe you can look in the fasm source code to see how it's implemented by TG. |
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revolution
I think the longer answer is that you probably can. But it would be a lot of work.
fasm isn't really meant to be an HLL compiler, so such things like arbitrary expression evaluation aren't very easy to implement. It kind of goes against the basic nature of what assemblers do. |
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fasmFUN
revolution wrote: It kind of goes against the basic nature of what assemblers do. only the primitives one |
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revolution
fasmFUN wrote:
If that is what you want, then by all means make one. But you will confuse everyone if you try to call is an assembler. Last edited by revolution on 19 Oct 2020, 02:49; edited 1 time in total |
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bitRAKE
You're not the first to have such a desire:
https://board.flatassembler.net/topic.php?t=17343 The user of that post also went by other handles and has similar work on this board. |
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