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Nikolay Petrov
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28 Jan 2007, 17:29 |
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vid
rugxulo: would it possible to provide your reference in CHM format? Are there (nice) tools to read CHM on linux?
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14 Mar 2007, 11:07 |
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a16b03
vid wrote: Are there (nice) tools to read CHM on linux? there is one xchm |
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14 Mar 2007, 11:19 |
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arafel
vid wrote: rugxulo: would it possible to provide your reference in CHM format? Are there (nice) tools to read CHM on linux? verdxulo: Not sure, but I think better to leave it as is. chm doesn't seem to provide any benefits over the current html version except for the 'search' function and correct window size (also I have removed my Windows installation couple of weeks ago, so it'll be problematic for me to compile the chm. maybe there is some tool do in on linux?). Hopefully they both will be solved someday...by someone... somewhere... 
Is there anything particular missing or not working in the htmls? |
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14 Mar 2007, 18:01 |
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vid
i just like to have entire documentation in signle file
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14 Mar 2007, 18:18 |
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a16b03
Why not pdf instead of chm?
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14 Mar 2007, 19:26 |
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vid
a16b03: for usage as electronic reference manual, PDF is very inferior to CHM IMHO
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14 Mar 2007, 19:30 |
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arafel
vid,
Not promising anything, but I'll check if it's possible to compile chm under linux. Maybe then a chm version could be distributed as an add on or something. |
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15 Mar 2007, 12:04 |
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vid
thanks.
i googled a little myself, and only thing i found was using Wine, or some javadoc converter  |
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15 Mar 2007, 13:25 |
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arafel
New release.
News/Updates -------------- *.inc : all files have been updated and added a new one for NCURSES lib. X/Xt/Xaw definitions have been merged into one single file x.inc and Xt/Xaw resource strings are placed in x_res.inc samples : new misc. IPC, misc. IOCTLs, misc GUI X/Xt/Xaw/NCURSES samples. also samples were rewritten to be more visually appealing and easier to understand (all the supporting functions placed in separate lib now). reference : added/updated: SYSV IPC using shared segments, mq_*() family of calls, misc IOCTLs (VT, keyboard, generic file system, sockios) tons of other smaller fixes. utils: updated Bogdan's perl scripts |
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15 Mar 2007, 21:27 |
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vid
great job!
If I would prepare some FASM package for linux-based OSes, would you mind if i use your include files? |
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15 Mar 2007, 23:48 |
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rugxulo
vid wrote:
(Obviously not talking to me, but anyways ...) 7-ZIP website wrote:
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16 Mar 2007, 03:47 |
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arafel
vid wrote: great job! Of course not. They are free for use. Check the eula inside README regarding this. |
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16 Mar 2007, 10:02 |
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0.1
This is also a good reference to syscalls on Linux:
http://docs.cs.up.ac.za/programming/asm/derick_tut/syscalls.html _________________ Code: o__=- ) (\ /\ |
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07 Aug 2007, 12:46 |
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maxhrk
I have error regards LKM error during the make:
Code: make[1]: Entering directory `/home/kaatil/Fasm/samples/lkm' ../../bin/./koupd lkm.asm fasm lkm.asm lkm.ko flat assembler version 1.67.23 (16384 kilobytes memory) lkm.asm [89]: ____versions: error: symbol already defined. make[1]: *** [default] Error 2 make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/kaatil/Fasm/samples/lkm' any solution to this? I attempted to compile this under Ubuntu 7.04 EDIT: nevermind.. i removed the files and unzip them again.. seem work fine now. Such mystery thing.  |
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04 Oct 2007, 18:27 |
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YONG
Where can I get a table of system calls for x86-64 Linux, similar to the one mentioned by 0.1 above?
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07 Apr 2010, 09:04 |
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YONG
[SIGH] No-one seems to be willing to help me ...
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08 Apr 2010, 11:54 |
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revolution
Can we assume you have tried my website?
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08 Apr 2010, 12:02 |
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gunslinger_
assembly using nasm there too ?
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06 Jun 2010, 14:02 |
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