What assembler are you using?

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From Andrey Bogdanovich To All 17 November 2005

Hello, Vladimir Kladov +1 for Alasm

From Evgeny Muchkin To All 17 November 2005

Hello TomCaT STORM - I've never seen anything faster + simplicity with excellent functionality.

From Vladimir Kladov To All 17 November 2005

Hello, Dexus Dex> Thank you very much :) Dex> I'm still looking for a normal cross-asm... I can't find anything suitable Dex> find. Is EmuZWin ZAsm++ built-in?

From Alexander Bondarenko To Evgeny Muchkin 21 November 2005

*Hello, Evgeny!* Catch my ideas about the subject "What assembler do you use?", oh which your footcloth to comrade cracked on Nov 17, 2005. All. EM> STORM - I haven’t seen anything faster + simplicity with excellent EM> functionality. ALASM 4eva. /That’s all, Evgeny, you can scroll further.../

From TomCaT To All 22 November 2005

Hello, All vote for HiSoft Gens narrow character - that's enough

From Witch Doctor To All 22 November 2005

Hello TomCaT +1 ALASM... Explain to the idiot, who uses GENS?

From Alexey Novikov To All 23 November 2005

Hello new art In real life - exclusively XAS I disdain emulsions "Spectrum Emulator = First Step to Rubber Woman" p.s. By the way, to the authors of emulsions... why not a slogan? Rubber Spectrum Emulator! :)

From Vyacheslav Kalinin To All 23 November 2005

Hello, Evgeny Muchkin Evg> STORM - I haven’t seen anything faster + simplicity with excellent Evg> functionality. STORM FOREVER!!! :v2_thumb:

From Kurles To All 25 November 2005

Hello, Evgeny Muchkin Alasm in real life, sjasm in conjunction with MultiEdit and UnrealSpeccy on PC. Pros the latter - in multiedit it is convenient to jump by marks, Unreal sjasm's marks in the debugger shows. Attached is a screenshot of what it looks like... File: untitled.jpg http://zx.pk.ru/attachment.php?attachmentid=2002

From Ewgeny Ivanoff To All 25 November 2005

Hello, All Ale> What assembler do you use? Ale> *Hello, Evgeny!* Ale> Ale> Catch my ideas about the subject "What assembler do you use?", o Ale> which your footcloth to comrade cracked on 17 Nov 2005. All. Ale> Ale> Ale> Quote: Ale> STORM - I haven’t seen anything faster + simplicity with excellent Ale> functionality. Ale> Ale> Ale> /That's all, Evgeny, you can scroll further.../ Ale> Ale> ... Extreme conditions strengthen will and character. As far as I understand, FIDOShniki do not welcome flooding. At least someone Explain WHAT INFORMATIONAL VALUE does this message have? This applies to mega-sophisticated FTN rules. In my opinion, communication among forum members is more informative. To the heap - ALASM forever! :)

From Alexander Bondarenko To All 27 November 2005

Hello, All Ale> *Hello, Evgeny!* Ale> Ale> Catch my ideas about the subject "What assembler are you Ale> are you using?", about which your footcloth to comrade was chattering on Nov 17, 2005. Ale> All. Ale> Ale> Ale> /That's all, Evgeny, you can scroll further.../ Ale> Ale> ... Extreme conditions strengthen will and character. What the hell... The gate seems to be buggy. And the original message was this: ─ Discussion P/O; (500:3432/3) ───────────&# 9472;──────────^ 72;─────────── ;── ZXNET.SOFT ─ Nn/n: 511 of 521 -494 Snt Loc From: Alexander Bondarenko 500:3432/3 21 Nov 05 19:00:46 K: Evgeny Muchkin 21 Nov 05 19:01:26 Subject: What assembler do you use? ─589────────── ;────────────────────── 472;──────────γ 2;─────────── ───────────&# 9472;─────── Hello, Evgeny! Catch my ideas about the subject "What assembler do you use?", oh which your footcloth to comrade cracked on Nov 17, 2005. All. EM> STORM - I haven’t seen anything faster + simplicity with excellent EM> functionality. ALASM 4eva. That's all, Evgeny, you can scroll further... -+- e-mail icq<124657561> + Origin: <*BC**> <9/I 2000> (500:3432/3) 2ewgeny7: Don’t take everything so personally and don’t make a fuss over trifles. :D

From Vovoi To All 2 December 2005

Hello, Witch Doctor > Explain to the idiot, who uses GENS? There were answers ahead about who uses them, or am I wrong? :( I'm starting to like ALASM for checking code fragments, it's quite suitable, very quickly compiles and runs. GENS4 - just someone started with it, probably I’m quite happy with it if I’m coding something small and simple. At one time, "gens" was very well described: to which addresses to ship, to which the text sits where the editor variables and other crap are. Nice to work with her a prog who doesn’t do anything unnecessary and doesn’t meddle in anything without your knowledge shouldn't. :) /ALL THIS IS IMHO!/

From Semyon Dobrovolsky To All 5 December 2005

Hello Dut_Norshi Does anyone use the 256k version of Storm where all 128k are free? Where can I get pasm? Which assemblers have separate compilation?

From gorus13 To All 5 December 2005

Hello, captain cobalt And I use Mednonogov assembler (ASM80). It works fine under Windows :)

From Semyon Dobrovolsky To All 5 December 2005

Hello Dut_Norshi Sin> look on zx.da.ru, maybe it will be. There are only alasm, masm, storm, tasm, xas, zxasm. Sin> if you can’t find it, I have it on 5’25 disks, I can convert it to scl. That would be nice. Sin> do you mean separate compilation and linking? Any way to avoid recompiling unchanged files. This method is head and shoulders above complete recompilation with arbitrarily high speed. Sin> why? library technology is not so developed on Spectrum that Sin> a separate link might be needed. Each coder has its own proprietary library.

From Evgeny Muchkin To All 8 December 2005

Hello, captain cobalt cap> Does anyone use the 256k version of Storm where all 128k are free? cap> Cool! Where can you find this thing?

From Alexander Shushkov To All 8 December 2005

Hello new art new> Does this happen? It happens. File: Storm12d.zip http://zx.pk.ru/attachment.php?attachmentid=2057

From Vyacheslav Kalinin To All 8 December 2005

Hello, captain cobalt cap> Does anyone use the 256k version of Storm where all 128k are free? Does this happen?

From Dmitry Lomov To All 10 December 2005

Hello, Evgeny Muchkin Evg> It's a pity that there is no more memory for text :( So do it. Can you give me the sources? :-)

From Dmitry Lomov To All 10 December 2005

Hello, captain cobalt cap> Any way to avoid recompiling unchanged files. cap> This method is head and shoulders above complete recompilation from arbitrarily cap> high speed. Controversial statement. It depends on how the sources are stored. cap> Each encoder has its own proprietary library. Gee. I don't have one :)

From Evgeny Muchkin To All 2 January 2006

Hello axor It's a pity that there is no more memory for text :(

From Alexander Shushkov To All 2 January 2006

Hello, Evgeny Muchkin Evg> It's a pity that there is no more memory for text :( It's not my fault :)

From Vladimir Bovin To All 17 July 2006

Hello Dut_Norshi Please tell me, who knows, have you heard about ASMA: Laser Genius Assembler? In search engines, they point to books, there is silence about the race. :( I'd like to run it and have a look.

From Vlad Sotnikov To Vladimir Bovin 18 July 2006

Hello, Vladimir! July 17, 2006 (and it was 21:44 then) Vladimir Bovin in his letter to All wrote: VB> Please tell me, has anyone heard of ASMA: Laser Genius Assembler? VB> In search engines, they point to books, there is silence about the race. VB> :( VB> I'd like to run it and see. This is some kind of antiquity. Obviously worse in all respects than modern ones assemblers. FIDO: 2:5030/1512 ZXNET: 500:812/19 E-mail: vega56@mail.ru ICQ: 144932679 Moderator of Ru.Baika, Moderator of Ru.Etymology, CoModerator of Ru.Masyanya

From Evgeny Muchkin To All 18 July 2006

Hello, _ld _ld> So do it. Can you give me the sources? :-) Come on :) Just so that there is enough for everyone :)

From goodboy To All 18 July 2006

Hello Vovoi Vov> Please tell me, who knows, have you heard about ASMA: Laser Genius Assembler? Vov> In search engines, they point to books, there is silence about horse racing. Vov> Vov> I’d like to run it, have a look. http://www.worldofspectrum.org/infoseek.cgi?regexp=^Laser+Genius$&pub=^Ocean+So ftware+Ltd$ By the way, Scorpio's shadow camera looks suspiciously like the monitor from this kit

From van Yu Shinn To All 19 July 2006

Hello Dut_Norshi Evg> _ld> So do it. Can you give me the sources? :-) _ld> _ld> Come on :) Just so that there is enough for everyone :) The source code has been on this forum for a year and a half: http://zx.pk.ru/attachment.php?attachmentid=108

From Vladimir Bovin To All 21 July 2006

Hello, goodboy goo> www... Thank you! I completely forgot about worldofspectrum :)

From Grand To All 25 July 2006

Hello Vovoi goo> by the way, Scorpio's shadow camera is suspiciously similar to the monitor from this goo> set There is nothing surprising about this. This is what A. Larchenko (MOA) said in one of interview (text on ZX Format 2): > In general, I am more interested in system programs, let alone a good one > a convenient debugger is the first thing. /.../ Once Kolya Rodionov brought it > cassette with "scraps" from the Laser Genius package. There was only a debugger > and, of course, no descriptions. But when I saw Monitor, I realized that > is exactly what you need. /.../ > However, as good as the debugger was for working from RAM, just as well > it turned out to be bad when working from ROM. I had to rewrite it literally > everything, leaving only the reassembler block, ideas and interface appearance.

From Daniil Bayanov To All 28 July 2006

Hello Grand ZEUS->ZEUS+TR-DOS->TASM->MASM->ALASM I didn’t use the rest, because I’m conservative!

From Vlad Sotnikov To Daniil Bayanov 29 July 2006

Hello, Daniel! July 28, 2006 (it was 1:35 pm then) Daniil Bayanov in his letter to All wrote: DB> ZEUS->ZEUS+TR-DOS->TASM->MASM->ALASM DB> I didn’t use the rest, because I’m conservative! In vain. ZXASM 3.10 rules :) FIDO: 2:5030/1512 ZXNET: 500:812/19 E-mail: vega56@mail.ru ICQ: 144932679 Moderator of Ru.Baika, Moderator of Ru.Etymology, CoModerator of Ru.Masyanya

From Alexander Bondarenko To Vlad Sotnikov 31 July 2006

*Hello, Vlad!* Catch my ideas about the subject "What assembler do you use?", oh which your footcloth to comrade cracked on Jul 29, 2006. Daniil Bayanov. DB>> ZEUS->ZEUS+TR-DOS->TASM->MASM->ALASM DB>> I didn’t use the rest, because I’m conservative! VS> In vain. ZXASM 3.10 rules :) It has a useful editor, but unfortunately the macros are defective. /That’s all, Vlad, you can scroll further.../

From Vlad Sotnikov To Alexander Bondarenko 1 August 2006

Hello Alexander! July 31, 2006 (it was 00:14 then) Alexander Bondarenko in his letter to Vlad Sotnikov wrote: DB>>> ZEUS->ZEUS+TR-DOS->TASM->MASM->ALASM DB>>> I didn’t use the rest, because I’m a conservative! VS>> In vain. ZXASM 3.10 rules :) AB> His editor is useful, but unfortunately the macros are defective. The main thing is not macros. The main thing is the conditional compilation commands. FIDO: 2:5030/1512 ZXNET: 500:812/19 E-mail: vega56@mail.ru ICQ: 144932679 Moderator of Ru.Baika, Moderator of Ru.Etymology, CoModerator of Ru.Masyanya

From Alexander Bondarenko To Vlad Sotnikov 2 August 2006

*Hello, Vlad!* Catch my ideas about the subject "What assembler do you use?", oh which your footcloth to comrade cracked on 01 Aug 2006. Alexander Bondarenko. DB>>>> ZEUS->ZEUS+TR-DOS->TASM->MASM->ALASM DB>>>> I didn’t use the rest, because I’m a conservative! VS>>> In vain. ZXASM 3.10 rules :) AB>> His editor is useful, but unfortunately the macros are defective. VS> the main thing is not macros. the main thing is the conditional compilation commands. The main thing is when both this and that are together. And without macros, using these conditional compilation commands is the same The best thing to do is crack nuts with a microscope. :))))) /That’s all, Vlad, you can scroll further.../

From poisoned cyberjack To All 1 September 2006

Hello, gRAVER_ZX Storm 1.2 nothing else!!!

From Dmitry Klenin To All 1 September 2006

Hello, The Exploited Storm for scrolling text into interruption + very good functionality for modest shell

From Mark Antonov To All 1 September 2006

Hello, psndcj yes, yes, there is a God and he is storm.

From poisoned cyberjack To All 1 September 2006

Hello, rasmer I hate the storm for long-known glitches, for short marks, for lack of work with banks and for many other things... I am 100% satisfied with its minimal interface... I just pray for him because of how AWESOME he is!!! editor!!! it's not about frameability - it's about auto-formatting strings, simplified syntax and basic check when entering a string! This is the only way I can write Spekov code right now... I'm not a die-hard fan - if something similar can be found on PC, I'll switch to it myself sjASM... and this is so... [insanity] [Koshcheev's chain] [moorhuhn first blood] [gridlock] [never noised] [melange] [gd'party] [harm] [detroYT] [robotanz 1K][weed] [traumwerk] [kkolor] [cbox 1K] [electro godzilla & pink socks] and a bunch of Gifts, cracktro, systems...

From rasmer To All 1 September 2006

Hello RamTop a month and a half ago I prayed on ZXASM? but now I realized that sjASM is better there is nothing in the world...

From Ivan Petukhov To All 1 September 2006

Hello, psndcj psn> and this is so... psn> [insanity] [Koshcheev's chain] [moorhuhn first blood] [gridlock] [never psn> noised] psn> [melange] [gd'party] [harm] [detroYT] [robotanz 1K][weed] [traumwerk] psn> [kkolor] [cbox 1K] [electro godzilla & pink socks] psn> and a bunch of Gifts, cracktro, systems... He boasted so much :wink::smile:

From Ivan Petukhov To All 4 September 2006

Hello, All Vla> the main thing is not macros. the main thing is the conditional compilation commands. Dubious statement :wink; To whom; then a convenient editor is important, for some conditions, and for others macros.. The fact is that in one software it is the editor that is strong, and in the other the compiler.. It would be great if all this was combined in one product: smile: