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DataHunter2009 16 May 2006, 20:53
Thanks for the comments!
The icons are avliable for free from http://www.famfamfam.com. They are called Silk and come in a package of over 1000 16x16 PNG icons. |
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DataHunter2009 17 May 2006, 21:18
To setup the PSDK with VC++ 2005, just run the installer for the PSDK, go to Start -> Microsoft Platform SDK -> Visual Studio Registration -> Register PSDK Directories with Visual Studio. The program will add the required directories to your VC++ build environment.
I'm not here to debate over the best IDE for .NET, but I think VB 2005 is good for me. I like environments that give me total control, and VB 2005 does exactly that. I always found SharpDevelop to be lacking in certain features, and I'm not exactly fond of the UI. Anyway, I like that the icons are small. Becuase I only needed icons for the toolbar buttons, and if I included large 48x48 icons and just scaled them down to the buttons' size, then it would increase the file size dramatically. Ok, so FASM Studio updates: I added a plugin framework... that doesn't want to cooperate with me. It's not recognizing any of the interfaces. So I'm afraid the release will have to be delayed until I can fix it. After the plugin framework is completed, there will be a seperate Developer's SDK avliable that will provide you with the FSPluginFramework.DLL file (that you will need to reference in plugins) along with documentation and sample plugins. Keep in mind that this program will be completely opensource (due to restrictions set by the licenses of some components I used during the development process). So anyone can add a new feature to FASM Studio through plguins or by directly editing the source code. After the plugin framework is completed, the next major milestone will be interfacing the FASM compiler with FASM Studio. |
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DataHunter2009 28 May 2006, 18:13
*sigh* Well, Windows got infected with this virus that completely corrupted every file in My Documents... including the FASM Studio source code. I decided that I've had it with Windows, so I formatted my hard drive and installed Fedora Core 5, which is working great!
Here's the good news... I've decided to remake FASM Studio using the Mono Framework, which will make FASM Studio completely cross-platform. It will work on Windows, Linux, and Mac OSX. Plus, it will have a whole new editor component that (I hope) will include "intellisense" for common registers and FASM keywords. It should make your development process MUCH easier. Anyway, more updates soon! |
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comrade 01 Jun 2006, 00:09
do you have anything we can download?
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DataHunter2009 05 Jul 2006, 02:47
Oh my... I'm really sorry. Yeah, Mono wouldn't play nice, so I kind of gave the project up for awhile. But I have good news...
It's now being recreated (for the 3rd time) in Python using wxPython! This means that it will be completely cross-platform. I even implemented a multi-language class! Once the project gets approved on SourceForge, I'll have a beta version that you can download, along with a SVN server that you can download the latest version from. So what do I have so far? Have a look: Cross-platform look and operation Multi-language interface Code editor (syntax highlighting doesn't work atm) There's a lot more than that, but nothing worth mentioning (such as Goto line, etc). I also plan to implement the old feature that was originally in the VB.NET version, which is inline compiling. There will be a log window at the bottom that shows the output from the FASM compiler when you click the Build button. So anyway... SF says that it'll be 2 to 3 days before it's processed. You'll have to wait until then. Sorry. Btw, if anyone knows Python and is interested, I could use some help. I'd like to implement debugging in the future, so I will need someone skilled in Python and FASM. Plus, it gets very boring working on a project by yourself. Last edited by DataHunter2009 on 05 Jul 2006, 23:59; edited 3 times in total |
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DataHunter2009 05 Jul 2006, 23:52
FASM Studio got accepted on SF.net today. You can find it at:
http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/fasmstudio If you are interested in seeing what has been added so far, you can checkout the "src" module from the project's CVS server. For details, please click the CVS link on the project's homepage. Please be aware that FASM Studio is in very early development, so most of the important features are missing. Syntax highlighting and loading of files do not work. Saving works, but the system needs to be worked on to add more event handling from the Code Editor. Undo and redo do not work along with most of the menu and toolbar items. At the moment, it's pretty much just a GUI skeleton. It requires Python and wxPython in order to run. I have not tested it on Linux or MacOSX, but it should work without problems as long as you have Python and wxPython installed. If you are interested in contributing to the project, you can become a project developer on SF.net which gives you write access to the CVS server. I will not choose just anybody, however, so please be sure you have good people and Python skills before you contact me (david@atomicbinary.com for email and MSN messenger). I know I said SVN in my last post, but it doesn't work well on satellite internet. Unfortunately, that's what I have. CVS is a lot faster for me, so it'll have to do. |
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RedGhost 22 Jul 2006, 10:31
project looks nice, but like Ozzy for fasm i use fasmw and for C PellesC to get an easier/more simplistic feel, i only like complex IDE's for C# development to make my life easier
but anyways looks great so far keep up the good work _________________ redghost.ca |
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Manos 22 Jul 2006, 19:24
Hi.
I have uploaded an starting IDE with name FasmStudio before you. You should change your IDE name. Have a look here:http://board.flatassembler.net/topic.php?t=211 Manos. |
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pelaillo 23 Jul 2006, 18:03
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Manos, you have uploaded an skeleton in 2003 and then nothing more. It seems your project have been halted since then. AFAIK you need to show a stronger reason to claim for this name. |
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Manos 23 Jul 2006, 20:07
What means ' AFAIK ' ?
Manos. |
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okasvi 23 Jul 2006, 20:49
Manos wrote: What means ' AFAIK ' ? 'AFAIK' means 'As Far As I Know', AFAIK _________________ When We Ride On Our Enemies support reverse smileys |: |
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Manos 24 Jul 2006, 06:30
Thank you okasvi.
About FasmStudio,it is no dead. But because I was very busy,I stoped this for some time. Later I 'll upload this. Manos. |
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DataHunter2009 10 Sep 2006, 23:17
I'm not going to start a flame war here, but I'm afriad I'm not going to change the name. As people have pointed out, your project seems dead. Besides, you program is called FasmStudio and mine is FASM Studio. The two names are very different, though they are said the same way.
I realize I haven't posted any updates on this, but that's because I started school again, and I've been switching the project to different languages, trying to find the best one for this. I've once again settled on Mono/C#, so you can be assured that FASM Studio will work on Linux, Mac, and Windows. I've just finished setting up my development wiki, which is where I host my software projects. FASM Studio's page is here: http://dev.cypherspace.info/Projects/FasmStudio Manos: Anyway, as I said, I'm not trying to start a flame war, but I do feel that I have no reason to change the name of my program because you had a dead project with the same name in 2003. |
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Filter 29 Oct 2006, 05:23
DataHunter, I am interested in seeing your original code written in VB.net and with the editor component. I'm interested in using the editors syntax highlighting and haven't been able to get a good grip on how yet.
Can you post a link to the code? I can give you my e-mail address by pm too if you want. |
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29 Oct 2006, 05:23 |
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OzzY 14 Feb 2007, 14:14
How is it going?
Any screenshots? Also, as I'm also trying some python programming, I'd like to know, How do you distribute python programs (since it requires the interpreter)? |
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14 Feb 2007, 14:14 |
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josip 19 Feb 2007, 23:53
OzzY wrote: How do you distribute python programs This packer might do the job. And hello to everyone on the board . |
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19 Feb 2007, 23:53 |
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Adam Kachwalla 26 Apr 2007, 21:26
You wrote this in VB6?
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vid 26 Apr 2007, 21:42
Quote: How do you distribute python programs (since it requires the interpreter)? You say: "Python interpreter required". |
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26 Apr 2007, 21:42 |
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luckystar 29 Sep 2007, 08:27
Where can download?
my email address: luckystar@email.com |
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29 Sep 2007, 08:27 |
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