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Tomasz Grysztar 19 Sep 2003, 18:22
Well, it seems it's high time to start it. But I still don't have AMD x86-64 manuals in the handy form - well, it seems I'll have to just print them, as all my tries to get them in the book form from AMD were unsuccessful (in oposite to Intel).
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JohnFound 19 Sep 2003, 18:32
Privalov wrote: Well, it seems it's high time to start it. But I still don't have AMD x86-64 manuals in the handy form - well, it seems I'll have to just print them, as all my tries to get them in the book form from AMD were unsuccessful (in oposite to Intel). I read somewhere that AMD send free books only to USA customers. Why not simply to ask some friend from USA to order the books and to send them to you via Post office. AFAIK, it is very cheap, if he declare that the package contains books. Regards. |
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Tommy 19 Sep 2003, 19:19
Fasm with support for x86-64 would be cool!
![]() ![]() ![]() I really look forward to the new feature! ![]() So long! Take care! Regards, Tommy |
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Tomasz Grysztar 19 Sep 2003, 20:16
It won't be just a new feature - it should be the whole new version of fasm. Several versions ago I have moved all x86-specific stuff into X86.INC file, so I can just make separate file for x86-64 as a replacement for it.
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Tommy 19 Sep 2003, 20:18
![]() ![]() ![]() Good night! I go to bed now... |
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