Re: Rene can't handle AoA's Success

On Jun 20, 7:34 am, Betov <b...@xxxxxxx> wrote:
"r...@xxxxxxxxxx" <r...@xxxxxxxxxx> écrivaitnews:1182347743.919632.19630@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:

You might try learning some computer science, particularly language
design, some day. Since the days of FORTRAN (that's pre-1956, btw),
we've known how to bind different attributes to a name appearing in a
program. If there were no good reason for doing this, why has every
major language since then done this?

Feel free to introduce confusion in between Content and Address,
clown, but 100% of the authors of the actuals Assemblers, have
chosen to remove this so ridiculous failure from their Syntaxes,
by aligning on the NASM manner.

Really?
Explain why FASM keeps semantics (such as the object's size) around,
then.
hLater,
Randy Hyde


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