Hi Tomasz:

I was wondering did you create a EBNF definition for FASM when you first developed it - something like that anyway.
I'm getting started to write a assembler - and having a go at writing the grammer, just curious if you have a EBNF for FASM so I could I have a look please - thanks.

Note: My assembler is just basically a learning experience, it may become good, but I doubt it will match that of FASM .

Cheers!
Ralph

What's EBNF?

EBNF = Extended Backus Naur Form

Used to define the syntax and symantics of a lanugage (computer language)

Cheers.

There was only an ENF = Ephemeral Neural Form
That is, the whole syntax vision existed entirely in my head - when I wrote it down, it was already the code what I was writing.

maybe "EBNF = Ephemeral Binary Neural Form"

Haha thanks - I lack the experience for such things

Cheers anyway - thats why i envy you tomasz.

Raedwulf

I found some interesting EBNF - Assembly was mentioned also - in a free book (pdfvers.pdf) from-

http://www.scifac.ru.ac.za/compilers/

Allan

Cheers (though i have the book already)
I was just curious about fasm's macros (EBNF) really

Cheers.