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rugxulo 29 Oct 2006, 20:03
You mean like the DJGPP Public Access Cross-Compiler? Even warnings and optimization checkboxes are available. Too bad there is such a small size limit.
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f14t 31 Oct 2006, 08:00
Hey GUYS please review and comment on my Fasm Wishlist.
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r22 01 Nov 2006, 03:15
While an online fasm compiler is a nice 'idea' it's really totally pointless.
You can fit FASM (win/linux/dos) all on one floppy disk or a thumb drive and have the ability to compile code at ANY computer with a USB slot or A drive. In comparison you'd have to save a Java VM on a thumbdrive or CD and install it on the computer you'd want to use it on. While FASM is a free standing program. |
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Dex4u 01 Nov 2006, 15:31
Yes, but what about for when you can not run EXE like schools, library's, internet cafes etc, that why it returns it in a zip, as most of these places let you download zips files.
You can even go farer and add single steping with Reg view etc. Like this: http://www.btinternet.com/~btketman/ |
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01 Nov 2006, 15:31 |
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UCM 03 Nov 2006, 23:27
Yes, but what would you do with the downloaded ZIP file if you can't run EXE's?
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03 Nov 2006, 23:27 |
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rugxulo 04 Nov 2006, 00:11
Dex4u wrote: Yes thats the idea, there will be a need for size limits and only available to fasm forum member, so as to discurrage miss use. Well, this may not be too helpful, but here are three simple DOS compression progs written in ASM for you to maybe port (BTW, OctaOS has its own ZIP/UNZIP routines):
If FASM/Win32 assembly is easier to port (???), maybe you'll enjoy these:
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04 Nov 2006, 00:11 |
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Dex4u 04 Nov 2006, 01:10
Thanks rugxulo, I am thinking about make a unzipper for Dex4u, you must of read my mind
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04 Nov 2006, 01:10 |
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AsmGuru62 26 Nov 2006, 13:39
From original wishlist I like only locals implementation - all else seems too much - no need to convert FASM into other C.
However, I would like to see more information as a summary of compilation. For example, FASM shows the time interval of compilation and number of bytes for produced code. It will be also useful to see the line count of a source code. I mean pure lines of code, which are occured when all macros are preprocesed (expanded) and also, line continuations '\' are put together too. Of course, do not count the comment lines and empty lines. I will deal with large FASM projects (I am writing IDE for it now) and sometimes it is nice to know how many pure lines of code the project takes. Thanks. |
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26 Nov 2006, 13:39 |
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vid 26 Nov 2006, 18:09
line count is nice idea. more like before-preprocess line count and after-preprocess (assembling) line count
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