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Blag 08 Jul 2003, 01:14
Hi:
Well....i don't know....an FASM book would be cool.....but pay for it??? FASM is free...and that is one of is strenghts.....i hope that Privalov, took a deep look at your idea FASM9, but please.....don't sell it......maybe it could be made out of a contributions of all the members of this forum. |
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scientica 08 Jul 2003, 12:34
Blag wrote: but please.....don't sell it......maybe it could be made out of a contributions of all the members of this forum. If he thinks of a making a book. (We must not put too much work/expectations on him, or he may sucome to thw pressure ) Why not make two versionns, one ebook/pdf/text version thats free, and one hard copy, pressing books aren't free, so the hard copy should cost the price of production shipping and +15% of the production cost to the author (if one is to pay then paying the author is IMO the moraly correct thing, so that not all of the money goes to the pressing compny). There is a big difference between a hard copy and a soft copy, and hard copy looks great in a shelf, soft copy takes lesser space _________________ ... a professor saying: "use this proprietary software to learn computer science" is the same as English professor handing you a copy of Shakespeare and saying: "use this book to learn Shakespeare without opening the book itself. - Bradley Kuhn |
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Blag 08 Jul 2003, 14:51
Quote: Why not make two versionns, one ebook/pdf/text version thats free, Great idea scientica haven't think of that.....that way we all could get the benefits of the book. And not left Privalov without the extra cash. |
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08 Jul 2003, 14:51 |
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Tomasz Grysztar 10 Jul 2003, 10:39
So please tell me: what would you expect to find in such book?
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10 Jul 2003, 10:39 |
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scientica 10 Jul 2003, 12:35
fasm9 wrote: Mix fasm with assembly ABC and hardware logics. I think he wants some "intro to (f)asm", along with details about fasm. I think a such book should be, kinda like the fasm.txt/.pdf, but with some more exaples (of the basics). Some more in depth info about fasm it self. Thus, a combination of the fasm doc, the fasm insternals docs and some more general asm stuff, perhaps some simple introduction to dos/linux/windows programming with some examples (of simple apps, not plain "tech demos") with comments/explanation. But a such large book, spanning multiple OSes, might be better made with assistance from others (it would be a very big task, and we don't want to kill you with work/expectations, do we? ) _________________ ... a professor saying: "use this proprietary software to learn computer science" is the same as English professor handing you a copy of Shakespeare and saying: "use this book to learn Shakespeare without opening the book itself. - Bradley Kuhn |
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fasm9 11 Jul 2003, 06:00
Quote: So please tell me: what would you expect to find in such book? so why not? to me, offline book more familiar than online book. Quote: it would be a very big task and yes! this is very precious moment. at the same time, very creative task!. to make such a creative book, you need vast data mining. you can make more than fasm itself in some meaning, shake your hand with O'Reilly, AW, ... big book makers. they can give a great help to you, you can learn many things. why fasm-book? it's the independent core logics. so low level, raw power and it's open source. fasm can be applied to the various area! because, fasm is low level language. imagine that, future hacker(now, young kid) read your book, and growing up. they can creat fasm-root programming tools. the tool among of them, will live longer than current computer(p4,x86..). -- Last edited by fasm9 on 15 Jul 2003, 12:21; edited 1 time in total |
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11 Jul 2003, 06:00 |
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scientica 11 Jul 2003, 09:36
fasm9 wrote: shake your hand with oreily, AW, ... big book makers. they can give a great help to you, you can learn many things. Somehow I think they wont like the concept of a buy-hardcopy free-softcopy, but maybe they can be persuaded, but I don't think it'll be easy :/ (darn, sourceforge is slow today, may timeouts, but none with other sites, strange.) _________________ ... a professor saying: "use this proprietary software to learn computer science" is the same as English professor handing you a copy of Shakespeare and saying: "use this book to learn Shakespeare without opening the book itself. - Bradley Kuhn |
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