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ManOfSteel 28 Aug 2007, 11:31
Quote: Working fine for me (for the moment)? But admittedly, being hosted on a free site, it doesn't have the best uptime. I'm getting a 'could not locate remote server / cannot find server' error. You're the second person to tell me it's working fine, so I guess your host most be black-listed by my ISP or something. |
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Chewy509 29 Aug 2007, 02:08
ManOfSteel wrote:
I've attached the doc's, if you would like the compiler, let me know and I can send on the source code, etc...
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ManOfSteel 29 Aug 2007, 07:49
Thanks, Chewy509.
The Windows installer would be perfect. How big is it? P.S: I'm using Win98SE. |
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29 Aug 2007, 07:49 |
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DOS386 29 Aug 2007, 11:28
> How big is it? P.S: I'm using Win98SE.
B0 seems to support 64-bit stuff only 
P.S. : additions and corrections to first post still welcome  |
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29 Aug 2007, 11:28 |
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Chewy509 29 Aug 2007, 23:21
ManOfSteel wrote: Thanks, Chewy509. Sorry, minimum requirement is WinXP x64 or Vista x64 (and any 64bit Linux/BSD/Solaris variant)... B0 requires a 64bit OS, as it's a 64bit application... |
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29 Aug 2007, 23:21 |
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princeharrry 07 Mar 2008, 16:13
Hi ,
Here is th small and simple C Compiler which was org. writen to output MASM then modified to NASM and then by CRC to FASM . I ported this to DEXOS :http://www.dex4u.com/ SCC version for Linux(that outputs *.asm files for DEX OS which could than be assembled with FASM.) SCC in the version for DEX OS:(could be run in OS !!) Input ; ASCII text( in DEX OS with tex4u ) or Linux/WIN or else. file as myfile.ccc !!!! Output in FASM-files and *.dex file to run directly in DEX OS More on :http://freenet-homepage.de/puppylinux/ I would be pleased about each suggestion! or criticism!  |
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DOS386 08 Mar 2008, 01:03
> I would be pleased about each suggestion! or criticism!
Write more about it 
Features, compliance (C89, C99, C++  , ...), limitations
Can it compile itself on DeXOS ? It's full of "INT 21", "MSDOS" and German comments ...
Added into list.  |
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08 Mar 2008, 01:03 |
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princeharrry 08 Mar 2008, 07:27
Thank you for looking at scc!
But please don t hurry. English comments will come soon! The page is at the beginning! Sorrrrry no ANSI or C89 , there is very low doc. for the orginal Small C C.  Syntax is old K&R!!? (but if there ist time and will ,maybe i change some
thinks!!!/but this is all in the CC1-CC4.c files !!) For now I am working at the 'glue' osfunc.asm which is the port to DEXOS.! There are some other *.zip files for Dos/Linux. I will put then on my site. But thats is not my work! 
Once again the one scc_beta, on my side, is only for DEX OS you have to unzip and copy it to an DEX-startdisk!!! Then you could write whit the texteditor 'tex4u' a file and save ist with *.ccc
At the moment it can not compile itself!! The scc.asm is needed(sorry about bad code  )But as i have the getarg() function ready, I will write the scc.c so it could compile it self).
The reason is Dex has a system function 'GetParams' but the return is only an pointer (in esi) the command line.But c needs argc and argv!! I work on it. I know this is good for nothing
But my motivation was to learn some asm and c and bring peace and love to the world
There are no c-programs that fit the syntax, most has to be re-writen (there are no 'struc' or 'typedef' int is only 16bit  and so on...)
PS .Please put my link at the begin arther the link retro.tunes.org the version from Charles Childers is for Linux, my version is for DEX OS ,an OS that you can find at dex4u.com!! |
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08 Mar 2008, 07:27 |
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Picnic 04 Feb 2009, 11:52
Thistle is a simple Basic compiler written in LibertyBasic.
Uses FASM to create the final executable starting from 6.5Kb http://alycesrestaurant.com/thistle/index.htm |
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04 Feb 2009, 11:52 |
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DOS386 05 Feb 2009, 12:46
Windoze only, updated 2005 last time
 FASM indeed is insanely popular for such exotical "compilers" |
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05 Feb 2009, 12:46 |
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bobsobol 19 Jun 2011, 16:00
DOS386 wrote: FBC (FreeBASIC compiler): compiles always via GAS ("Intel" syntax) into COFF objects, links with LD. Inline ASM supported, "Intel" syntax In the Windows version *only* FBC produces GAS output which is assembled (at least partly) with YASM via an "as.exe" proxy, resources are compiled with Jerremy Gordons' GoRC. as reports "GNU assembler version 2.15.94 (mingw32) using BFD version 2.15.94 20050118" yasm reports "yasm 1.1.0.2352" GoRC reports "GoRC.Exe Version 0.90.2 - Copyright Jeremy Gordon 1998/2006 - JG@JGnet.co.uk" ld reports "GNU ld version 2.15.94 20050118" fbc tested = "FreeBASIC Compiler - Version 0.21.1 (08-11-2010) for win32 (target:win32)" I'm not sure how much of GNU AS and how much of YASM are used, since FBC produces output that YASM won't assemble directly, but GAS will. (if you ask it to compile to .asm) There is also an experimental branch of FBC to compile the freeBASIC source to portable C, so that FBC can more easily be adapted for other platforms. |
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19 Jun 2011, 16:00 |
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Tarkin 30 Aug 2011, 19:59
Didn't quite see if LCC was in the mix.
The LCC version from Princeton has many backends depending on it's platform. The lcc-win32 version by Jacob Navia has it's own assembler, I believe. LCC version 3.6 from Princeton supports 3 different assemblers on x86-32-Linux: *) gAS - the GNU Assembler *) NASM - the Netwide assembler *) FASM - falt assembler, integration provided by yours truly 
The package containing a prunes lcc-3.6 tree with modifications to support fasm is in this thread: http://board.flatassembler.net/topic.php?t=12706 TTFN, Tarkin |
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30 Aug 2011, 19:59 |
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DOS386 12 Sep 2011, 07:59
> The package containing a prunes lcc-3.6 tree with modifications to support fasm is
COOL 
bobsobol wrote: Sorry to "bump" but this line isn't 100% accurate any more There is NO SORRY ... please bump whenever you have a correction or new info
Quote: In the Windows version *only* FBC produces GAS output which is assembled (at least partly) with YASM via an "as.exe" proxy I can't find YASM inside FB package 
Quote: even though it would seem to be from the FB documentation Please clarify at FB forum. Quote: There is also an experimental branch of FBC to compile the freeBASIC source to portable C, so that FBC can more easily be adapted for other platforms. Right ... for XXX-86 , it still uses GGG Great GNU GAS ... after GCC and before LD
BASIC >--FBC--> C >--GCC--> ASM >--GAS--> COFF >--LD--> EXE (finally, damn) -------------------------------------------------------------------------- BTW, there is (reportedly) a crime of murder in progress, LLVM / Clang http://llvm.org/ is replacing / killing GCC ... anyone has an idea how far it supports inline ASM or uses ASM as intermediate compilation step ?_________________ Bug Nr.: 12345 Title: Hello World program compiles to 100 KB !!! Status: Closed: NOT a Bug |
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12 Sep 2011, 07:59 |
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TmX 14 Sep 2011, 09:06
DOS386 wrote:
maybe this? http://donsbot.wordpress.com/2010/02/21/smoking-fast-haskell-code-using-ghcs-new-llvm-codegen/ |
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14 Sep 2011, 09:06 |
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DOS386 18 Sep 2011, 09:03
> maybe this?
AT&T In my test it brews that one too, could not get masm=intel working, masm=fasm even less ... new compiler, old faulty syntax |
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18 Sep 2011, 09:03 |
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KevinN 08 Mar 2013, 00:56
can you get asm preprocess out of purebasic or any of these?
[edit: nevermind, I see other stuff where people were modifying lcc output etc to use fasm as backend. still don't know about purebasic though- would be cool considering its already built to be crossplatform and pretty much a RAD] |
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08 Mar 2013, 00:56 |
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Bob++ 09 Mar 2013, 16:26
On linux:
pcc(portable C compiler) - GAS icc(intel C compiler) - GAS I can't find much information about bcc(bruce's C compiler) but I think that it generate as86 assembly. I'm sure its ld is the ld86(part of as86) |
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09 Mar 2013, 16:26 |
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KevinN 11 Mar 2013, 23:30
Any of these compilers with fasm backend capable of generating .ASM file?
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11 Mar 2013, 23:30 |
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TmX 12 Mar 2013, 14:19
KevinN wrote: Any of these compilers with fasm backend capable of generating .ASM file? Unfortunately most of them are not. Anyway... Simple C Compiler Quote:
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12 Mar 2013, 14:19 |
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