Re: Yet another Nasm version...
- From: Rosario <Rosario@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 25 Sep 2007 18:23:32 +0200
In data Tue, 25 Sep 2007 16:55:57 +0200, Rosario scrisse:
In data Tue, 25 Sep 2007 10:35:59 GMT, Frank Kotler scrisse:
Rosario wrote:
[snip diff]
here there is something not goes
why all these lines?
'cause that's what diff gave me.
the problem seems how take control of complexity from the top to the
down
True. Quite a few of those lines can be eliminated by running
"mkdep.pl". A few files still need to be added "by hand" (only way I
currently know). What compiler are you using, Rosario?
in the *visual* c++ compiler i now have, there is an option to add
.obj files to the progect; than i press the button F9 compile it
but my projects are easy for now (3 only objet file with 1 .h file for
all prototips)
and some of you could to say
"one only file.h; and how do you resolve the conflict names of
functions?"
i write the c-like functions (written in asm) with the prefix example
"name_m"
the c++ functions and operators (written in asm) are methods of class
(or class functions) so they have their name suggested by compiler
and i think there are not problems for the c++ names of assembly
functions (for debugging at last)
.Best,
Frank
- References:
- Re: Yet another Nasm version...
- From: Frank Kotler
- Re: Yet another Nasm version...
- From: Evenbit
- Re: Yet another Nasm version...
- From: Frank Kotler
- Re: Yet another Nasm version...
- From: SpooK
- Re: Yet another Nasm version...
- From: Frank Kotler
- Re: Yet another Nasm version...
- From: SpooK
- Re: Yet another Nasm version...
- From: Evenbit
- Re: Yet another Nasm version...
- From: Frank Kotler
- Re: Yet another Nasm version...
- From: Rosario
- Re: Yet another Nasm version...
- From: Frank Kotler
- Re: Yet another Nasm version...
- From: Rosario
- Re: Yet another Nasm version...
- Prev by Date: Re: pause simple but usefull
- Next by Date: Re: HLA Stdlib v2.2 is now available.
- Previous by thread: Re: Yet another Nasm version...
- Next by thread: Re: Yet another Nasm version...
- Index(es):