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radoslavkirilov 27 Dec 2006, 15:52
So can it be used for commercial purposes?
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AsmER 27 Dec 2006, 16:52
You will find the answer in the 'LICENSE.TXT' file in fasm directory.
So - YES, you can use it for commercial purposes (for free). Regards. |
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27 Dec 2006, 16:52 |
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radoslavkirilov 27 Dec 2006, 20:05
Sorry for the nooby questions, but do there exists software that to transfer code from other languages to assembler? for example from c to asembler or from pascal to asembler or java to asembler?
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27 Dec 2006, 20:05 |
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DOS386 27 Dec 2006, 21:01
Quote: do there exists software that to transfer code from other languages to assembler? for example from c to asembler or from pascal to asembler or java to asembler? Maybe compilers of those languages ? Related question: do there exists software to convert MASM, DJASM, GAS, WatcomASM etc. to FASM ? _________________ Bug Nr.: 12345 Title: Hello World program compiles to 100 KB !!! Status: Closed: NOT a Bug |
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27 Dec 2006, 21:01 |
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hckr83 27 Dec 2006, 23:39
it shouldn't be too hard to convert asm to asm with the exception of ATT asm, also using __asm(gas) doing segment overrides aren't supported in gas..
for instance this code will not compile: __asm(".intel_syntax noprefix\n mov eax,[18:0x100]"); |
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m 28 Dec 2006, 08:54
YEP !
You can do whatever you want with software created using FASM. Since FASM was not created by you, so you have no rights on it whatsoever, except using it for whatever purpose. |
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rugxulo 28 Dec 2006, 21:57
NTOSKRNL_VXE wrote: Related question: do there exists software to convert MASM, DJASM, GAS,WatcomASM etc. to FASM ? Not sure why you'd want to use DJASM (which is far from complete) or GAS (which is mainly for GCC's backend), but since assembly source is plain text, I just use sed to manually change certain parts, output a new temporary file (to be deleted afterwards), and assemble that, all via .BAT (see my VDIR 0.49). Of course, I assume you want something more sophisticated, like NOMYSO or Intel2gas, perhaps? Last edited by rugxulo on 06 Jan 2007, 03:51; edited 1 time in total |
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28 Dec 2006, 21:57 |
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DOS386 28 Dec 2006, 22:42
Quote: Not sure why you'd want to use DJASM (which is far from complete) Not use, just analyze the "stub" Quote: GAS (which is mainly for GCC's backend) Use "C" code maybe ??? See question above: Quote: Sorry for the nooby questions, but do there exists software that to transfer code from other languages to assembler? for example from c to asembler or from pascal to asembler or java to asembler? Quote: assembly source is plain text, I just use sed Thanks. Quote: something more sophisticated, like NOMYSO or Intel2gas Well, 2 ASM converters. There could be more, especially with FASM target  _________________ Bug Nr.: 12345 Title: Hello World program compiles to 100 KB !!! Status: Closed: NOT a Bug |
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28 Dec 2006, 22:42 |
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hckr83 28 Dec 2006, 23:53
there exists some really lacking basic-to-asm translator but it uses an asm compiler that can no longer be found(ANYWHERE!)
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rugxulo 28 Dec 2006, 23:56
Doh! I forgot about this guy (Bogdan 'bogdro' Drozdowski). He wrote a few useful Perl scripts: gas2fasm and fasm2nasm (plus some other FASM stuff). I haven't tested any of it, but hey, it might help ya.
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DOS386 29 Dec 2006, 07:51
Quote: Doh! I forgot about this guy (Bogdan 'bogdro' Drozdowski). He wrote a few useful Perl scripts: gas2fasm and fasm2nasm (plus some other FASM stuff). I haven't tested any of it, but hey, it might help ya. Great.  But how to execute the "Perl" stuff ? "gas2fasm" and "nasm2fasm" - no "masm2fasm" yet ... |
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29 Dec 2006, 07:51 |
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radoslavkirilov 03 Jan 2007, 09:44
Thanks to all who write to me.
If you find more convertors from diferent languages to assembler please post them here |
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rugxulo 06 Jan 2007, 03:40
NTOSKRNL_VXE, get a Perl interpreter.
http://www.perl.org/get.html http://gd.tuwien.ac.at/pc/dos/djgpp/current/v2gnu/?fisel=pP |
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06 Jan 2007, 03:40 |
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rugxulo 06 Jan 2007, 03:48
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06 Jan 2007, 03:48 |
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hckr83 13 Jan 2007, 03:44
I was talking of basm286
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rugxulo 18 Jan 2007, 22:40
hckr83, BASM286 uses ArrowASM, which can indeed be found.
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rugxulo 09 Feb 2007, 00:34
radoslavkirilov wrote: Thanks to all who write to me. (untested by me) Quote:
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