Re: Future FASMLIB website

from "libc" are useful *changed* (because the c versions are the
"bug") and bug free versions of sprintf, sscanf and malloc
my development version of FASMLIB already supports printf-like
functions, it will be in 0.5. Unfortunately, i had to change format
string syntax from C's, many people dislike this a lot. But it just
wasn't possible to accomodate C format string into asm.

for me, i don't see scanf that useful, if you have lower level reading
routines (read decimal, read hex, read word, read line). Making more
reads at once makes your app more limited - it's hard to tell where did
the error happen. But probably i will support it some time later.

malloc (memory management) is supported win32 and dirty-supported (page
per block) on linux, in FASMLIB v0.4. Next version (0.5) will have it's
own heap manager (already done), so memory management would be nice
under linux too.

code for FASMLIB 0.5 is almost done, i just have to update docs, test
it on linux (just installing machine in VMware) and prepare examples
for FASM, MASM and NASM/YASM

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