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vid 02 Nov 2007, 07:15
IronM: russian symbols ARE supported, you just have to understand what you are doing. First, you must know how your editor encodes files. In most cases (FASMW for example) it is 8bit per character, but some editors allow UTF8.
To find difference, just look at saved file: if special characters have 2 bytes, then it is UTF8. Next thing is to learn what character set are you using. Good chance is that it's CP1251. Include appropriate file for your encoding from INCLUDE\ENCODING\. Then, your "du" strings will support special characters. |
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revolution 20 Mar 2008, 13:30
I have updated the ARM packages for compatibility with fasm 1.67.26. I have kept it at version 1.11 as only the interface header files have changed the core has not changed in any way.
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20 Mar 2008, 13:30 |
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Dex4u 20 Mar 2008, 20:59
Thanks revolution, for your work on the Arm package, i use it on a regular basis.
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20 Mar 2008, 20:59 |
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edfed 20 Mar 2008, 21:52
do you think intel will make implementation of some arm in their future multicores?
if yes, then, fasm will conquest the world. and everybody will code in fasm. yeah. is the Nokia 5200 arm or not? to know if i can code for it... imagine, FEEBLE (FAB) in a nokia... |
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20 Mar 2008, 21:52 |
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revolution 20 Mar 2008, 22:01
edfed wrote: do you think intel will make implementation of some arm in their future multicores? edfed wrote: is the Nokia 5200 arm or not? to know if i can code for it... imagine, FEEBLE (FAB) in a nokia... |
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20 Mar 2008, 22:01 |
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edfed 20 Mar 2008, 22:12
is there a site where they give all datas for os development on their phones?
i doubt i'll find it on nokia .com |
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20 Mar 2008, 22:12 |
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revolution 31 Mar 2008, 14:49
edfed wrote: is there a site where they give all datas for os development on their phones? I am just now trying to go through the process of the ridiculous NDA procedure just to get a measly few datasheets on it. 
They ask all types of unnecessary Q's about the company income and other private things.
How do they expect people to use their CPU if they don't even want to tell people how to use it? Duh, just plain stupid I think.
Marvell I hope you are reading this, I hate you, and I'm going to recommend that we do not use your little chippy 'cause it is just too difficult to get info!
Hehe, sorry, just had to vent a little there. Everybody just carry on with what you were doing. |
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31 Mar 2008, 14:49 |
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Alphonso 31 Mar 2008, 16:13
revolution wrote: I am just now trying to go through the process of the ridiculous NDA procedure just to get a measly few datasheets on it. 
a couple of years old but scary stuff. Wonder what he got in the end? Why the small text Well I guess it's better than invisible |
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31 Mar 2008, 16:13 |
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revolution 01 Apr 2008, 11:00
Alphonso wrote: Did you read this Marvell Extranet indicts Just in case anyone is interested, I eventually didn't sign the NDA. It turned nasty when we received about 6 pages of questions on marketing, like who is our customer and what is the intended purpose etc. I'm not giving Marvell the names of our customers just so that they can steal them from us. I really don't care how wonderful or fabulous their little chippies might be, the problem is that they come attached with so much legal crap that it makes them unpleasant and ugly to deal with. Suggestion to everybody: If you see a phone, PDA, or whatever for sale that uses a PXA processor, then don't buy it. Because, later, when you want to program it you will have an impossible time to find any docs. Instead buy a competitors product with open specs and docs. Alphonso wrote:
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01 Apr 2008, 11:00 |
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edfed 01 Apr 2008, 14:30
Quote: If convicted on each count, Zhang could face a maximum penalty of 75 years in prison and a fine of more than $2 million. 
bab ba ba ba by by looooon babylon, yeah babylon, youa remy destiny, i love you, my dear babababa bybyyyyyyyyy lon... 
or: Fuck it all, fuck this world, fuck everything on you stand for... don't belong, don't exist, don't give a shit , don't ever judge me it a bit misproportional. 75 years of prison for some bits... erf! and the man who sold the world, they never go in prison.. then, it really need a REVOLUTION in france, when you kill somebody, the penality is only 20years. just for fun, i hope i'll have the same situation in my life, just to tell them my deep opinion and play the jester in the tribinal. and please note that Marvell is a Trade mark of comics and super heroes. then, the marvell company we speak about is a name stealer, i condamn them to a penality of 432 Billions $ and the marketing service to 234 years of prison  . |
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revolution 01 Apr 2008, 15:25
Marvel (with one letter "l") is the comic, Marvell (with two letter "l"'s) is the silly company that want to do the sodomy that you have pictured above.
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01 Apr 2008, 15:25 |
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revolution 01 Apr 2008, 15:37
edfed wrote: Fuck it all, fuck this world, fuck everything on you stand for... |
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01 Apr 2008, 15:37 |
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edfed 01 Apr 2008, 15:43
i hope the judge is not like this...
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01 Apr 2008, 15:43 |
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revolution 01 Apr 2008, 15:51
 LOL |
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01 Apr 2008, 15:51 |
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revolution 13 Jul 2008, 06:54
I have updated the ARM packages for compatibility with fasm 1.67.27 and fixed the bug with the incorrect line being displayed with the undefined symbol error.
fasmarm readme wrote: v1.12 2008-Jul-13 - Updated for compatibility with FASM 1.67.27 |
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13 Jul 2008, 06:54 |
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dublicator 16 Sep 2008, 13:25
Is't possible to create DLL in FASMARM?
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16 Sep 2008, 13:25 |
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revolution 16 Sep 2008, 15:22
dublicator wrote: Is't possible to create DLL in FASMARM? |
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16 Sep 2008, 15:22 |
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revolution 01 Nov 2008, 18:10
I have found the official ARM v6 reference manual for download on the ARM website. This is the same version (v6) of the ARM instruction set that fasmarm supports.
This is a rare opportunity to get some documentation from ARM without having to buy the full package. And it may even be a mistake on their part to put it in a publicly available folder so I would suggest that all those interested to download it before it disappears. Here is the direct link, DDI0100I_ARM_ARM.pdf |
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01 Nov 2008, 18:10 |
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revolution 04 Nov 2008, 09:28
I have updated fasmarm with a few small changes to version 1.13
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