Re: from elsewhere, an assembler
- From: "Wolfgang Kern" <nowhere@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 9 Apr 2007 14:33:28 +0200
Wannabee skrev:
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As my background is mainly hardware related, I also prefer
to see all instructions in the order they will be executed.
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label:
push ...
push ...
call API
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So I may save on many lines as I can insert conditional
push options if required.
The C-style may be an advantage for programmers who are more
familiar with HLLism than with the CPU-instructions.
Why?
there are more books and schools for HLL than for ASM.
Thanks Rene for having both options in RosAsm.
btw: is there a way to reenable 'db hex ..' compilation ? :)
Agree. But I like better it enabled in a way to avoid the DB.
routine:
057 0f5 0C3
db is a reserved word. when rosasm encounters a number, in code path,
could it not just parse it as hex directly?
This might come in conflict with the other structures ?
It would need a leading label, so my (standard) prefered
cmp al 0a |db 72 02 |add al 7 |add al 30
woldn't work then and will need a rewrite of many source code.
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wolfgang
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