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madmatt



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madmatt 08 Oct 2003, 11:00
In the next update of fasm for windows ide version, could you allow the files that you were working on before to be automatically reloaded again without going to the open file requester and re-opening each file?

[edit from moderator]Hey, cool down Smile At least you can take the sources and make it yourself. And, please, use more normal font size. Regards.[/edit]
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madmatt 10 Oct 2003, 09:19
cool down? Shocked I wouldn't ask the question if I knew how to modify the sources. I will eventually learn how to program in windows assembly, but not in the near future. This would help me (and others) if when opening fasmw, it would auto-load sources worked on in the last session. Smile maybe using the fasmw.ini file to store the file information? Wink Anyways thanks to PRIVALOV for an Very Happy EXELLENT Very Happy assembler and IDE!!
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JohnFound 10 Oct 2003, 11:09
Hi. madmat.
You are right, that sometimes FASMW misses important features. But don't forget that FASM is multiplatform assembler and Privalov, mainly works on the assembler itself and at second place on IDE version for Windows (FASMW). Why you don't look at comrade's version of FASMW. Second oportunity is to use RadAsm with console FASM, but actually I don't like this variant, because you have to use external linker.
Also, just now we are working on very big IDE for FASM - the project Fresh. Unfortunately, it is in early developement stage, so you can't use it. Sad In the future, when Fresh becomes working, it will have project support and many other features for working on big assembler projects.

Regards.
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pelaillo
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pelaillo 10 Oct 2003, 12:03
JohnFound wrote:
Second oportunity is to use RadAsm with console FASM, but actually I don't like this variant, because you have to use external linker.


Why Question In RadASM if you do not want to use a linker, you haven't to do it.
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madmatt 11 Oct 2003, 16:21
JohnFound wrote:
Hi. madmat.
You are right, that sometimes FASMW misses important features. But don't forget that FASM is multiplatform assembler and Privalov, mainly works on the assembler itself and at second place on IDE version for Windows (FASMW). Why you don't look at comrade's version of FASMW. Second oportunity is to use RadAsm with console FASM, but actually I don't like this variant, because you have to use external linker.
Also, just now we are working on very big IDE for FASM - the project Fresh. Unfortunately, it is in early developement stage, so you can't use it. Sad In the future, when Fresh becomes working, it will have project support and many other features for working on big assembler projects.

Regards.


I ment whenever he has time and if it will be easy to do, I don't want him droping everything and fussing over code when he has a hot date or something Exclamation Rolling Eyes This was just a suggestion, nothing more. I'm sorry if it came over any other way. About your FASM ide project, sounds good!, do you have a website and a screen shot(s) of the progress? and of course it will autoload files on startup! Very Happy
MADMATT
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JohnFound 11 Oct 2003, 18:45
madmatt wrote:
About your FASM ide project, sounds good!, do you have a website and a screen shot(s) of the progress? and of course it will autoload files on startup! Very Happy


Hi madmatt.
The project Fresh, have not a site for now. It exists only here in the FASM board. We have no screen shots, but you can download the project (look at the IDE forum for the last version. (Currently 1.0.0A pre-alpha) These days I will release the next 1.0.0C (B will be skipped). It will be greatest IDE, but this is only the team opinion. Very Happy

Regards.
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decard 11 Oct 2003, 18:58
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It will be greatest IDE, but this is only the team opinion.

No. It will be greatest IDE. In everybody's opinion Very HappyVery HappyVery HappyVery HappyVery Happy
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scientica 11 Oct 2003, 21:28
Fresh runs in Wine Cool Very Happy (I've gotten wine to run fresh after some tweaking in wine)
(Windows didn't wana start to day so I started coding under Linux instead (fasm works great in Linux too), and started playing with Wine (the windows emulator, www.winehq.com) ).

btw, the window is actually 640x480.


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