Re: High Level Assembly (HLA)
- From: Betov <betov@xxxxxxx>
- Date: 30 May 2005 17:57:27 GMT
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> Betov wrote:
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>> I am against HLA because 1) it is not an Assembler,
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> [...] Did it ever occur to you that very few people buy *your*
> definition of what an assembler is? [...]
We have never seen any definition of the word "Assembler",
that could include an HLL Pre-Parser.
> Whatever you say. Then again, the last time I checked the RosAsm
> support board you had, what, 80 members? HLA is still growing at a clip
> of a couple hundred users a month. Lots of college classes are
> employing HLA. There are tons of downloads of the HLA system each month
> (and even if you subtract 95% of the downloads and chalk them up to net
> 'bot accesses, HLA is *still* doing very good). And lots of people are
> still joining the AoAProgramming group on Yahoo each week.
Where are your HLA victims Applications?
RosAsm users' ones are (very partialy) there:
< http://rosasm.og > / [Users Demos]
> [...]And the problem with that? Are you saying that people
> aren't writing RosAsm demos to promote RosAsm? Have you
> looked at Wannabee's stuff lately?
No. There was none, as Half does not have a Web connexion
actually.
So said, "Wannabee's stuff" really diserves, at least, to
be noticed, as this is some real impressive work.
> Yes, writing applications in assembly language "damages" assembly.
No. It does not. What does damage Assembly is when writing
Applications with a weird HLL and saying that it is Assembly.
Betov.
< http://rosasm.org >
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