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alorent



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alorent 17 Apr 2008, 15:54
Hello guys,

I have been searching around with no luck. Probably some of you might want to kill me for my question...but here it goes Very Happy

Have anyone managed to create macros in FASM to be able to fully parse and compile MASM source code format with FASM?

Many of you might be totally in disagree with that idea, but well, many of us assisted to Iczelion tutorial classes in MASM... Smile

So, my idea is to use FASM but without having to adapt all MASM source code to FASM (and I don't want to compile it in separate MASM/FASM OBJs Smile)

Or maybe it's totally impossible that idea of FASM fully compile MASM format? In that case, what the heck, I will suffer with mixing MASM/FASM Smile

Thanks!!!
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revolution 17 Apr 2008, 16:03
I think with all the obscure things that can be put into MASM code (think macros for one) that it would extremely difficult (and perhaps impossible) to do with just macros alone. You would need to limit just what you want to parse, then you might have a chance at achieving something working on simple cases.
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alorent 17 Apr 2008, 16:04
Thanks for the information...I was afraid of that.

Thanks again!
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AlexP 17 Apr 2008, 16:37
It would be a very nice project to work on alorent. Unfortunately, I don't think a full MASM parse would be possible with macros alone. Maybe a small lib written in FASM to parse MASM to FASM. ASM. Smile
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revolution 17 Apr 2008, 16:46
AlexP wrote:
It would be a very nice project to work on alorent. Unfortunately, I don't think a full MASM parse would be possible with macros alone. Maybe a small lib written in FASM to parse MASM to FASM. ASM. Smile
Hehe, MASM could parse the MASM source and create a binary, then you use 'file' directive to include it in the fasm code Twisted Evil
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vid 18 Apr 2008, 07:03
such lib wouldn't be "small"
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AlexP 18 Apr 2008, 11:53
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Hehe, MASM could parse the MASM source and create a binary, then you use 'file' directive to include it in the fasm code
I think the point is to take the dependency AWAY from the MASM compiler Smile.
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such lib wouldn't be "small"
I use that term quite often to reference... just about anything
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revolution 18 Apr 2008, 12:02
AlexP wrote:
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Hehe, MASM could parse the MASM source and create a binary, then you use 'file' directive to include it in the fasm code
I think the point is to take the dependency AWAY from the MASM compiler.
Okay, i hadn't figured that out, silly me.
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AlexP 18 Apr 2008, 14:27
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Okay, i hadn't figured that out, silly me.
It's kind of hard to tell sarcasm with you Revolution, expecially without facial expressions (and if you post a smiley face that's just not funny.)
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revolution 18 Apr 2008, 14:49
AlexP wrote:
(and if you post a smiley face that's just not funny.)
Smile
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AlexP 18 Apr 2008, 20:57
Mad ... Crying or Very sad
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edfed 18 Apr 2008, 21:09
Evil or Very Mad STOP SPAMM PLEASE.
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AlexP 18 Apr 2008, 21:21
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STOP SPAMM PLEASE.
Well what about revolution's helpful post?
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edfed 18 Apr 2008, 21:24
in frensh, we say:

Quote:

les meilleures blagues sont les plus courtes.
c'est marrant au debut, mais a force, ça devient lourd.


[translation?]
best jokes are the shorter?
it is funny at the begin, but after, it become heavy?
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AlexP 18 Apr 2008, 21:34
Replace:

/dev/random

With:

/dev/edfed
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