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edfed 20 Apr 2008, 15:05
it is possible because labels and symbols are the comments.
for me, uncommented source is a source with only anonymous labels and randoms labels names. fasm is well documented, just you have to read the source many times. and execute it in your head, liek if you had an x86 emulator in the head. then, all symbols will have a sense. and note, Tomasz Grysztar is an assembly artist, artists never comment theirs painting ( or only during interviews ), the painting itself is a comment. there are no known books about fasm. and i'm pretty sure there wil be one one day, cause there are some guys that love to write a lot about things and put their name on the book. ![]() |
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revolution 20 Apr 2008, 15:30
I think that the fasm sources would be much easier to understand with symbolic constants. The comments are less important.
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Tomasz Grysztar 20 Apr 2008, 16:13
There was a project of documenting the fasm's source and internal structures, but I never finished it.
Look here to see what was done. |
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Necromancer13.13 20 Apr 2008, 17:43
> it is possible because labels and symbols are the comments.
YES... may be... ![]() > fasm is well documented, just you have to read the source many times. and execute it in your head, liek if you had an x86 emulator in the head. then, all symbols will have a sense. Yeah.. ![]() > and note, Tomasz Grysztar is an assembly artist, artists never comment theirs painting ( or only during interviews ), the painting itself is a comment. What does "assembly artist" mean? ![]() Tomasz Grysztar, thank you for fasmguide:) And for FASM as well ![]() |
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bitshifter 18 Sep 2008, 03:25
I am on the same path also.
The only way to understand how it works is to read it like a computer does. If the the code goes here, then you go here. If the code goes there, then you go there. Anyway, what fun would it be if 'TheGrysz' had commented every line of code? |
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