1. MASM...
- Posted by Lutz Heitmann <Lutz_Heitmann at NF.MAUS.DE> Jan 08, 2001
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- Last edited Jan 09, 2001
-P25929@KI Hello Bernie, B>One way to use assembler in euphoria is to use Pete Eberlein's ASM.E I've downloaded that already. B>If you take a look at my MIXEDLIB.E you will find an example of how B>it can be used in Euphoria. I'll have a look at that, too. B>There is no direct way to use assembler in Euphoria except by B>pokeing and peeking in memory locations, and allocating a blocks of B>memory and poking in machine code. I know. Now I have two problems: I can't remember how the last version of my program works, tho it sure is pretty fast! ;) The assembler source code still works (I just recompiled it using Borland's Turbo Assembler), but that doesn't help much... My second problem is the "abundance of freedom". I used to use limited memory space, segmentation, absolut addresses, 16-bit-registers etc. I have a hard time, getting into "32-bit-thinking" with as much space as you could ever wish for, with new addressing modes, but you never know where you are in this (seemingly) unlimited space... Lutz.
2. Re: MASM...
- Posted by Bernie <xotron at LOCALNET.COM> Dec 24, 2000
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- Last edited Dec 25, 2000
On Sun, 24 Dec 2000 12:16:00 +0100, Lutz Heitmann <Lutz_Heitmann at NF.MAUS.DE> wrote: > >"Instead" is not quite right, because I still want to program in Euphoria - >"additionally" might be the right word... ;) Lutz: One way to use assembler in euphoria is to use Pete Eberliens ASM.E If you take a look at my MIXEDLIB.E you will find a example of how it can be used in Euphoria. There is no direct way to use assembler in Euphoria except by pokeing and peeking in memory locations, and allocating a blocks of memory and poking in machine code. Both of the above files can be found in the euphoria code archive. Hope this gives you more information. Bernie
3. MASM...
- Posted by Lutz Heitmann <Lutz_Heitmann at NF.MAUS.DE> Dec 24, 2000
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Kommentar zu P23553@KI in der Gruppe EUPHORIA Hello Derek, >Euphoria looks great to me, but I want to use it mainly for assembly >language DP>In that case, you might like to look at DP>http://www.pbq.com.au/home/hutch/masm.htm DP>instead. "Instead" is not quite right, because I still want to program in Euphoria - "additionally" might be the right word... ;) Lutz.