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From jim To All 27 May 2006

Hello Robus what's up with ASAM? is the project closed?

From Robus To All 27 May 2006

Hello jim jim> what's up with ASAM? Is the project closed? No way... It is constantly updated... People are just not very thirsty use... I write everything only on my ASMA, others simply don’t compile my works due to logical flaws... But actually in the current version Almost everything you can think of has been done... What are you interested in??? I'll be glad explain, add, show, film... I won’t film it =)... Just kidding...

From Stanislav Lomakin To All 10 July 2006

Hello Robus Rob> But in fact, the current version has done almost everything that you can think of Rob> ... What are you interested in??? I will be glad to explain, add, show, Rob> take it off... I won’t take it off =) ... Just kidding... IMHO, a “compiler” of text tables with instructions into the format would be very useful, which does not need to be chewed when starting ASMA.. and if he (asm) still worked under Unix... :rolleyes:

From Robus To All 11 July 2006

Hello, boo_boo boo> IMHO a “compiler” of text tables with instructions would be very useful boo> into a format that does not need to be chewed when starting ASMA.. boo> and if it (asm) still worked under Unix... There is a problem with Unix... I use a compiler that compiles compiler (TMT-Pascal), which is already stolen. Can be compiled under WIN and under OS/2, and Unix in the next version, which costs $300 and is still on sale only in NEW YORK... But tables are not a problem... Come up with a table format or at least some standards, for example, the first column is always in such and such coordinates, and I will do it. By the way, at any time you can make a separate EXE, which you can run directly in text of the compiled program. Any recoding can be easily done in this EXE tables, passing parameters is just as easy directly in the compiler.