1. Who knows assembly language?
- Posted by AlexXX Apr 28, 2021
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I understand that this is an impertinent request, but if someone understands assembly language and has free time, could you make a wrapper for the RAGrid dll https://web.archive.org/web/20130525185745/http://assembly.com.br/
2. Re: Who knows assembly language?
- Posted by ChrisB (moderator) Apr 28, 2021
- 1170 views
That looks interesting. Another language to play with.
Probably won't get a quick response on your dll wrapper, but you'll get lots of help and guidance here if you do it yourself. And immense satisfaction.
Cheers
Chris
3. Re: Who knows assembly language?
- Posted by AlexXX Apr 28, 2021
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Yes, I tried, but my knowledge of assembly language is limited to Spectrum programming in the 90s, and all the examples of using dlls are also written in asme. While I downloaded the books, I'm trying to understand. I'll try to throw another cry in the assembly language forum
4. Re: Who knows assembly language?
- Posted by ChrisB (moderator) Apr 28, 2021
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Hi Alexx
Had a brief look at the dll, and the incs for freebasic and purebasic/
It looks like you don't need to know assembly to use this dll.
There are 2 public functions, and the rest of the control of the dll is by SendMessage. Check the win32 api. I'm not at the computer I looked this up on at the moment, but basically link the dll, get a handle to the parent window, send a message to the dll. No examples, and not tried.
There's also a grid dll call zeegrid, which has an example or 2 ( IIRC).
If you are looking for an Eu solution, why not look at EuGrid, which uses win32lib - just checked it this morning, and that works fine.
Cheers
Chris
5. Re: Who knows assembly language?
- Posted by ghaberek (admin) Apr 28, 2021
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Here's a more recent version of RadASM I found: https://github.com/mrfearless/RadASM2
-Greg
6. Re: Who knows assembly language?
- Posted by jmduro Apr 28, 2021
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Andy Wagner has already written one. It should be on euphoria.indonesianet.de.
Jean-Marc