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Pocket Programming Language to have it's own assembler!
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Jun 3, 2005 @ 2:47amby kornalius
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Jun 3, 2005 @ 6:08amby bmanske
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Jun 3, 2005 @ 12:26pmby kornalius
Hi,
I will design the PASM syntax to be very easy to use. It won't be based on any specific processor for portability purposes.
If things go well, I would like to beta test it for v0.9. I will concentrate on a few little things for 0.8 first and then start work on this powerfull baby.
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Jun 4, 2005 @ 12:42amby sponge
Will it teach you assembler too? :P
This could be PPL's "big thing" IMO, and will allow you to open up all the doors that have been closed by PPL's lack of speed sometimes. Incredible job.
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Jun 4, 2005 @ 2:01amby mervjoyce
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Jun 4, 2005 @ 7:17amby PpTan
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Aug 25, 2005 @ 4:01pmby kornalius
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Aug 31, 2005 @ 4:50pmby kornalius
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Aug 31, 2005 @ 8:05pmby mmtbb
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Aug 31, 2005 @ 10:19pmby kornalius
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Sep 2, 2005 @ 12:28pmby mmtbb
this is propbaply a dumb question, but would this work on an AMD driven computer?
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Sep 2, 2005 @ 1:52pmby kornalius
Yeah it should. But will PPL work on an ARM computer?I doubt it. The PASM generates standard ARM code, not even Thumb Arm! You could take the PASM generated code and save it to disk. Maybe you can create a sort of .exe for the ARM computer?
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Sep 2, 2005 @ 2:41pmby mmtbb
when you say it won't run on a ARM computer, you don't mean a Pocket PC do you?
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Sep 2, 2005 @ 3:16pmby kornalius
I totaly didn't read your question properly! I thought I saw ARM and not AMD!
Yes the PASM is 100% cross-platform between PC and PocketPC. On the PC side it generates 80386 code, so AMD will be compatible too. You write your assembly code once and it will run on both platforms.
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Sep 4, 2005 @ 7:42amby refractor