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Blag 11 Sep 2003, 05:32
Hi John:
I just download the last FRESH Version, and it looks cool......but.....i got a problem When i hit the "Compile" menu....it gives me an error: AppName: fresh.exe AppVer: 0.0.0.0 ModName: fresh.exe ModVer: 0.0.0.0 Offset: 0000200d I don't know why I got XP and never got any problem with FRESH or FASM.....until this little "Compile" error.......of course, the error is in much detail......but it's too long to post it and actually i can't even copy it. Hope you can fix it |
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11 Sep 2003, 05:32 |
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JohnFound 11 Sep 2003, 05:44
For Blag (and everyone want to "Compile" with Fresh):
Unfortunately, Fresh still can't compile source files. There are some bugs and problems. I leave the button work, just for developement and debuging purposes. Nevertheless the FASM compiler is builded in the Fresh and this is point of time to make it work. Regards. |
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11 Sep 2003, 05:44 |
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Blag 11 Sep 2003, 13:58
Oh.....ok
I just wanted to be sure that it wasn't a bug I'm glad to hear is not Keep on the good work!!! |
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11 Sep 2003, 13:58 |
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decard 11 Sep 2003, 20:01
Blag wrote: Keep on the good work!!! Right!!! I hope soon I will be able to compile my projects with FRESH btw: what about the Fresh licesnse? |
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11 Sep 2003, 20:01 |
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scientica 13 Sep 2003, 10:31
I was going to put this in the previous thread, but I changed my mind:
About the license, the Artistic license seems good to me, perhaps with some addition like "may not be used for producing, distrubuting or in any way contribute to the creation or distrobution of [unwanted adveticement] (known as spam)" -- what dou you think of that? (IMO spam is a big problem and I think this is one step on the road to stop/limit it, maybe others can folow?) _________________ ... a professor saying: "use this proprietary software to learn computer science" is the same as English professor handing you a copy of Shakespeare and saying: "use this book to learn Shakespeare without opening the book itself. - Bradley Kuhn |
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13 Sep 2003, 10:31 |
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JohnFound 13 Sep 2003, 11:38
Hi, Scientica.
I am agree for additional point to Artistic license. OK, I will make some draft for Fresh and it will be posted here for discution, before inserting in the package. Regards. |
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13 Sep 2003, 11:38 |
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scientica 13 Sep 2003, 15:07
I'm going to begin work on the htmldocs, I'm just fixing a last minute thing with the style editor.
I found a "bug" (or maybe not), it seems like RegisterForAlign isn't preserving ebx (or perhaps it does and I'm confusing it with another reg, I added pushad before calling it and popad after it and then I got the styledit working again) - I'll post my fix asap (when I've fixed the issue). _________________ ... a professor saying: "use this proprietary software to learn computer science" is the same as English professor handing you a copy of Shakespeare and saying: "use this book to learn Shakespeare without opening the book itself. - Bradley Kuhn |
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13 Sep 2003, 15:07 |
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scientica 13 Sep 2003, 15:25
Here is the archive:
(I dare not change the Winalign.asm, so let the fix be pushad/popad) [EDIT]Outdated attachement removed. There should be newer version. possibly in another thread.[/EDIT] _________________ ... a professor saying: "use this proprietary software to learn computer science" is the same as English professor handing you a copy of Shakespeare and saying: "use this book to learn Shakespeare without opening the book itself. - Bradley Kuhn |
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13 Sep 2003, 15:25 |
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JohnFound 13 Sep 2003, 16:11
Hi Scientica.
I will include your last changes in the next release. About RegisterForAlign, you are right, I will fix it. Now I will post in separate thread first draft for Fresh license. |
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13 Sep 2003, 16:11 |
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scientica 13 Sep 2003, 18:26
Here is the "secondary work copy" of the html documentation I spoke of in the (2nd) previous post. It's secondary because it's the last uppload of the work copy, this far I've just completed one file (include\libs\form.asm), I'll make an archive of it when later. (It's not just one html file)
Here is it: http://w1.364.telia.com/~u36404088/FPR/FPR.htm (note: only tested in MozillaFirebird -- I've given up the attempts to make it work in M$ IE -- can't get it to work there, read somewhere IE hasn't full support for javascript, but some own strange implentation JScript :/ ) _________________ ... a professor saying: "use this proprietary software to learn computer science" is the same as English professor handing you a copy of Shakespeare and saying: "use this book to learn Shakespeare without opening the book itself. - Bradley Kuhn |
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13 Sep 2003, 18:26 |
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JohnFound 13 Sep 2003, 19:26
2Scientica:
Yea, I saw the FPR for 'form.asm'. It looks great. I am using FireBird too, so I have no problems. BTW: Did you write whole this JavaScript code manually or the code is auto generated? I ask, because we will need WinHelp files for standard library files, to provide to users context help for lib functions. Regards. |
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13 Sep 2003, 19:26 |
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scientica 13 Sep 2003, 20:36
JohnFound wrote: BTW: Did you write whole this JavaScript code manually or the code is auto generated? Every single line is written by me (I've learned to love Javascript, ever since I started use it for my homepage). I don't know how to make those .hlp (WinHelp) files. So I don't know how hard it can/will be to convert the html/js version to WinHelp format. But context help, it can be achived by using html, using labels as refeences. For instance every funcitons argument has an anchor (and a link, clicking the argument in the "proc ProcName, arg, arg"-row will go to the argument): the ShowModal argument hwnd has the anchor: ShowModal.hwnd oops, time is much gotta go, there is a movie on the TV now- [edit]gui.asm is done now too.[/edit] _________________ ... a professor saying: "use this proprietary software to learn computer science" is the same as English professor handing you a copy of Shakespeare and saying: "use this book to learn Shakespeare without opening the book itself. - Bradley Kuhn |
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13 Sep 2003, 20:36 |
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