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codex32 21 Feb 2005, 20:55
Hello,
The GUI programs you can create with GTK and fasm, can they be run on KDE (the standard window system of linux) ? |
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21 Feb 2005, 20:55 |
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Endre 22 Feb 2005, 18:54
codex32 wrote: The GUI programs you can create with GTK and fasm, can they be run on KDE (the standard window system of linux) ? If you're interested in writing KDE applications in assembly using fasm, then don't forget about C++ name-mangling (how g++ creates a function name from class-name + member-function-name + parameter signature + etc.) . In assembly you will have to use those names when calling to any of KDE functions (but fasm macro ability will help you). Check out programs like e.g. 'nm' or 'c++filt'. |
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22 Feb 2005, 18:54 |
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codex32 23 Feb 2005, 06:14
crc, thanks for the correction, i'm still a bit new to linux.
Endre, thanks, i will look at these programs. Anybody can recommend a book or tutorial for GTK programming that can be applied to fasm? |
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23 Feb 2005, 06:14 |
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scientica 23 Feb 2005, 20:39
a side from the official (C) tutorial ( http://www.gtk.org/ under the Documenation section) and bazik's (Sven Blumenstein) examples at http://flatassembler.net/examples.php I'm not sure, iirc I saw a big "translation" of gtk examples to fasm (or was it nasm?), forgot where thou... :/
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