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MASM 5.10, WASM, Po-ASM, convincing "dialects" (Announce)

posted by DOS386, 25.10.2007, 06:41
(edited by DOS386 on 25.10.2007, 07:23)

> there is no such thing like a "more modern ASM standard"

> are some not very convincing ASM dialects implemented by NASM, FASM

Old dogs ... :lol3:

Believe or not, for whatever reason, all successful assemblers in recent 10 years (FASM, NASM, YASM, LZASM, even the famous ROO's-ASM :lol3: implement the "new" NASM/FASM syntax, uhmm LZASM uses "at least" TASM IDEAL, while the 2 attempts to create a 100% MASM compatible assembler both (WASM & Po-ASM) ended in an unusable toy, as pointed by a person understanding ASM programming and MASM syntax like nobody else in the universe :confused:

I of course appreciate useful development of Jack, M. Devore, you, Mike. P. and all the others using MASM, nevertheless, the frequent need of MASM (proprietary and originating from M$, the company who killed DOS) is a more than negligible problem of DOS ... that should be solved the one (adjust the code) or other way (a free assembler usable to compile the stuff as-is). :-|

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