Re: A challenge for RosAsm


"Betov" <betov@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>
> Maybe, the fact that the RosAsm users _DO_ make
> a significative _USAGE_ of RosAsm macros (up to
> create their own "Private Language"), whereas the
> other Assemblers' Users usually don't, tells more
> about it, than any of your insanities, ass_hole.

Well, no doubt a higher percentage of RosAsm users write their own macros
than any other assembler. Of course, the mere fact that *you've* written
your own language pretty much makes this statement true. When a product has
as few users as RosAsm, it only takes one or two users to skew the results
:-).

As for the other assemblers, I've seen lots of complex macro packages for
MASM, FASM, and HLA. Macros that use facilities that don't exist in RosAsm,
btw.
Cheers,
Randy Hyde


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