Re: "We Never Use Assembly Language"


Betov wrote:
"sevagK" <kahlinor@xxxxxxxxx> écrivait news:1142301695.148972.226240
@j52g2000cwj.googlegroups.com:

Rosasm = IDE for converting written assembly to executable/dll
HIDE = IDE for converting written assembly to executable/dll/library
Rosasm: can call up debugger, resource editor, help file, etc.
HIDE can call up debugger, resource editor, help file, etc.

Both get the same job done.

If so, where are the Links to the Applications written
by the HLA victims, Pathetic idiot?


Betov.


Clown, your reply has nothing to do with the above which compares the
IDEs and productivity. Mine took less than a year of light dev time,
but its abilty to truly integrate with software allows it to compare
nearly feature to feature to your IDE which took a decade of heavy dev
time. Not only did it take much less time, but the quality of the
tools it can integrate with are far superior to anything you've bolted
onto Rosasm over the years.

-sevag.k
www.geocities.com/kahlinor

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