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miksayer



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miksayer 16 Jul 2005, 16:05
I wrote IDE for MASM. I want to write versions of this IDE for FASM, NASM and maybe TASM. Download. What do you think about this program?


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coconut



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coconut 16 Jul 2005, 22:15
link is dead?
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miksayer



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miksayer 17 Jul 2005, 06:19
Sorry, Download
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dieboy 17 Jul 2005, 09:11
Menu - not white! And font will be bigger. And... Ok! Good Idea Wink.
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donkey7



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donkey7 17 Jul 2005, 14:14
change def font to courier new or sth like this.

better you should improve fasm gui (or fresh). fasm is getting better & better and it is/will be possible to emulate any x86 assembler by fasm. so, in near future, when fasm will be capable of linking object files, it can be universal assembler and there is big sense to improve only fasm.

it's only my opinion, don't blame me.
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Tomasz Grysztar



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Tomasz Grysztar 17 Jul 2005, 14:17
donkey7 wrote:
when fasm will be capable of linking object files

fasm is an assembler, thus is capable of creating object files. To link the object files it's the job of linker, not the assembler.
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madmatt



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madmatt 17 Jul 2005, 14:53
Is it possible to link in .lib files with fasm? How would you structure the include file for a .lib file? I guess a good example would be the d3dx8.lib for direct3d.
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Tomasz Grysztar



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Tomasz Grysztar 17 Jul 2005, 16:01
You link .lib files using the linker, the .lib is just the collection of object files. And when you make object file with fasm, you reference the external symbols with "extrn" directive.
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miksayer



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miksayer 17 Jul 2005, 16:27
Quote:

And font will be bigger.

you may change font size in settings
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miksayer 17 Jul 2005, 16:30
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change def font to courier new or sth like this.

ok
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donkey7 17 Jul 2005, 18:59
Tomasz Grysztar wrote:
donkey7 wrote:
when fasm will be capable of linking object files

fasm is an assembler, thus is capable of creating object files. To link the object files it's the job of linker, not the assembler.


heh, would you make a open source linker (flink Wink). fasm+linker combination will be best.

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Tomasz Grysztar



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Tomasz Grysztar 17 Jul 2005, 19:09
I was considering to write flink sometimes, but always had enough plans to do with fasm to take all my time I would dedicate for writing the linker. Maybe one day, when I consider fasm finished... Wait, is it possible at all? Wink

For Win32/Win64 I'd currently recommend the GoLink, which now cooperates with fasm very nicely.


Nevertheless in the past when I was thinking about the flink project, I've done some initial design (in my mind only; the same as it's with the most of the fasm's features I invent) and if someone else wanted to write a linker, I would give a few hints for the data structures and project modularity.
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coconut



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coconut 17 Jul 2005, 22:43
looks nice miksayer
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coconut 17 Jul 2005, 23:45
why not move post to ide development forum
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decard 18 Jul 2005, 07:50
I just moved it to this forum Wink

IDE runs OK on my machine, but it complains that file vcl60.bpl is missing (I don't have Delphi/CBuilder).
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coconut



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coconut 18 Jul 2005, 15:58
i get same error
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penang 09 Aug 2005, 05:58
Tried your link at [url]http://www.interesting.ru/ad/get.php?path=files\asmdevelop.rar[/url] to download ad for masm but got error.

Where is it ?
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