Is this mail-list dead?
I am subscriber for this mail list for an year or so and there are only 2 messages. Is Linux assembly so unpopular? Or only this mail list particularly?
Regards
http://fresh.flatassembler.net
Assembly language visual programming.
Quoted 4 lines · John Found
I am subscriber for this mail list for an year or so and there are only 2 messages. Is Linux assembly so unpopular? Or only this mail list particularly?
Regards
I think it's just pretty unpopular, I've only seen two too.
One thing that bugs me about nasm though - I can't use "wait" as an identifier Makes writing parts of a little libc I'm doing really annoying.
Rob
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I think it's just pretty unpopular, I've only seen two too.
Well, 349 subscribers is not so bad. :)
I hope most of them are too busy to write assembly code, instead or reading/writing mails. :)
Anyway, I am working on big assembly project and I am always looking for help and contributors. It is an portable library for writing assembly applications for Windows and Linux (and probably other OSes). The aim is to get the native applications for Linux and Windows by simple compilation, without changing the source. This library is part of bigger project - "Fresh IDE" - visual assembly language IDE.
http://fresh.flatassembler.net is the main site of the project.
http://chiselapp.com/user/johnfound/repository/FreshIDE is the source repository.
Regards.
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Subject: Re: Is this mail-list dead?
Date: 11.02.2012 20:31:26
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I am subscriber for this mail list for an year or so and there are only 2 messages.
Is Linux assembly so unpopular? Or only this mail list particularly?Regards
One thing that bugs me about nasm though - I can't use "wait" as an identifier Makes writing parts of a little libc I'm doing really annoying.
Rob
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Hi John,
I asked for nearly the same eight years ago.
Yes, linux assembly is quite unpopular. But there are still guys on here to answer questions.
Steffen
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I think it's just pretty unpopular, I've only seen two too.
Well, 349 subscribers is not so bad. :)
I hope most of them are too busy to write assembly code, instead or reading/writing mails. :)Anyway, I am working on big assembly project and I am always looking for help and contributors. It is an portable library for writing assembly applications for Windows and Linux (and probably other OSes). The aim is to get the native applications for Linux and Windows by simple compilation, without changing the source. This library is part of bigger project - "Fresh IDE" - visual assembly language IDE.
http://fresh.flatassembler.net is the main site of the project.
http://chiselapp.com/user/johnfound/repository/FreshIDE is the source repository.Regards.
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From: Rob ([email protected])
Subject: Re: Is this mail-list dead?
Date: 11.02.2012 20:31:26Quoted 8 lines · John Found
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I am subscriber for this mail list for an year or so and there are only 2 messages.
Is Linux assembly so unpopular? Or only this mail list particularly?Regards
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One thing that bugs me about nasm though - I can't use "wait" as an identifier Makes writing parts of a little libc I'm doing really annoying.
Rob
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----------------------------- Steffen Solyga mail: [email protected] www : http://solyga.xulin.de/ -----------------------------
According to my personal mail archive theres only been like 20-30 messages/year the last few years.
I think there was quite some activity back in 2006 or 2007 and probably earlier too but I joined sometime around those years...
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Quoted 50 lines · Steffen Solyga
Hi John,
I asked for nearly the same eight years ago.
Yes, linux assembly is quite unpopular. But there are still guys on here to answer questions.Steffen
Citing John Found (Saturday, 2012/02/11 20:49)...
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I think it's just pretty unpopular, I've only seen two too.
Well, 349 subscribers is not so bad. :)
I hope most of them are too busy to write assembly code, instead or reading/writing mails. :)Anyway, I am working on big assembly project and I am always looking for help and contributors. It is an portable library for writing assembly applications for Windows and Linux (and probably other OSes). The aim is to get the native applications for Linux and Windows by simple compilation, without changing the source. This library is part of bigger project - "Fresh IDE" - visual assembly language IDE.
http://fresh.flatassembler.net is the main site of the project.
http://chiselapp.com/user/johnfound/repository/FreshIDE is the source repository.Regards.
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From: Rob ([email protected])
Subject: Re: Is this mail-list dead?
Date: 11.02.2012 20:31:26Quoted 7 lines · John Found
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I am subscriber for this mail list for an year or so and there are only 2 messages.
Is Linux assembly so unpopular? Or only this mail list particularly?Regards
Quoted 8 lines
One thing that bugs me about nasm though - I can't use "wait" as an identifier Makes writing parts of a little libc I'm doing really annoying.
Rob
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