Re: Windows Assembly
- From: Betov <betov@xxxxxxx>
- Date: 12 Sep 2005 09:00:08 GMT
"Richard Cooper" <spamandviruses@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> écrivait
news:op.swy8rgvl29jixb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
> I decided I want to write a game.
>
> I know a lot of people in this newsgroup program on Windows, so if
> some of you could point me to some good websites, that'd be really
> nice of you.
It seesm that RosAsm is what you are searching for.
You will find several Win32 Api Tutorialss, and several
examples of games, as well.
> I'd also really like to find an assembler that is more like C. If
> there were such a thing as a two-pass C compiler, such that you
> didn't have to prototype your functions
RosAsm does this (in one single Pass).
> and your global variables
> could appear anywhere in the code,
RosAsm does this.
> that would be just awesome, but
> that's probably hoping for too much. The only thing I really like in
> C is the ability to use math expressions like "x = 12 * y + 47",
RosAsm does this.
> fun
> complex pointer things like "*(&variable + x + 12) = *(pointer + y +
> 31)",
Not that... :))
Betov.
< http://rosasm.org >
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