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m
Winsock example - II
This one uses threads to handle multiple (10) client requests at a time!
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12 Jul 2007, 12:08 |
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Furby
[m] make the whole website in asm as a CGI :O would be cool and fast :O
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12 Jul 2007, 19:17 |
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m
Wow!
Nice idea! |
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13 Jul 2007, 04:11 |
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m
Menu example!
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13 Jul 2007, 10:49 |
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dead_body
m
good. write more 
Can write an example of work with proxy? (to downolad a file using proxy.) And example with shell? |
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13 Jul 2007, 11:50 |
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m
I'll try!
Last edited by m on 17 Jul 2007, 09:25; edited 1 time in total |
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13 Jul 2007, 12:36 |
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Furby
Your using fasm during work ?
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13 Jul 2007, 16:44 |
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mattst88
Sorry it took so long to post more AMD64 examples (on first page). Anyway, I've added sample programs for factorial, next power of two, and the leibniz theory of pi. They all call external C functions for input/output. The leibniz program even uses SSE2/3
_________________ My x86 Instruction Reference -- includes SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4 instructions. Assembly Programmer's Journal |
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14 Jul 2007, 01:58 |
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m
I love assembly programming!
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14 Jul 2007, 04:16 |
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m
Thanks mattst88!
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14 Jul 2007, 04:20 |
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m
Check for MMX
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19 Jul 2007, 14:43 |
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mattst88
Furby wrote: [m] make the whole website in asm as a CGI :O would be cool and fast :O I can't see how that would be faster than transmitting plain HTML. _________________ My x86 Instruction Reference -- includes SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4 instructions. Assembly Programmer's Journal |
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19 Jul 2007, 17:38 |
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m
Now this board is parsing .php files and sending the results.
This needs php processing (which is slow). A CGI written in asm can be quite fast! |
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20 Jul 2007, 05:51 |
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m
Black is beautiful.
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20 Jul 2007, 13:04 |
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ssp
Hi brother!
You was saying that i should leave assembly and you yourself are admitting that 'you love assembly language' Tel me Why???????????????????????????????? |
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24 Jul 2007, 12:14 |
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m
That's ok.
You can still program in other languages even if you like assembly. And for something real, you should not use assembly. For making toys, assembly is ok. |
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24 Jul 2007, 12:40 |
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rugxulo
m wrote: That's ok. You can always use both, even at the same time. But some things can't be done without some assembly by someone (CPUID, determine if you're in V86 mode, switch to long mode, etc). We're not suggesting you write all assembly by hand, manually modifying the offsets every time something changes (like Woz did for the Apple 2, sheesh). But assembly is indeed useful, not hugely more difficult than any other language, and there is good support for it for most OSes. Actually, I like the idea of a lot of HLLs (e.g. Forth, XPL0, FreeBASIC), just haven't really gotten fluent in any yet.  |
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25 Jul 2007, 06:02 |
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kohlrak
Why not make something "real" in assembly?
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25 Jul 2007, 07:08 |
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0.1
Do you mean sale-able by "real"?
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25 Jul 2007, 10:44 |
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vador
Quote:
For many many many many other things too. Eg: bootloaders |
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25 Jul 2007, 11:16 |
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