Re: HLA

From: "randyhyde@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <randyhyde@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 30 Jun 2006 08:54:45 -0700

Annie wrote:

HLA is almost totally proprietary. Its odd-ball con-
structs, weird mnemonics and silly, convoluted external
libraries simply don't exist in the real world.

Unlike, say, all the other assemblers out there that also have their
own oddball syntax.
Only MASM and TASM can lay claim to even being *moderately*
Intel-syntax-compatible
and TASM really blew that with the "Ideal" mode.

Cheers,
Randy Hyde

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References:
- HLA
  - From: brennan . vincent
- Re: HLA
  - From: Annie

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