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How to avoid SUCK-ASM ? (Miscellaneous)

posted by Rugxulo , Usono, 20.02.2008, 05:20
(edited by Rugxulo on 20.02.2008, 05:33)

> > Use Agner's OBJCONV.
>
> 32-bit only ?

Probably, but I dunno, haven't really needed it yet.

> Joking ? I prefer NOT to use db for encoding every 3rd instruction
>

Then write only 16-bit code with it! Seriously, people lived with less than a 386 for quite a while. It's possible!! (Actually, the only advantages ArrowASM has are supporting OBJ and old MASM 3.0 compatibility. Well, and probably itself running on an 8086.)

> or imperfect Po-ASM :
>
> > > POASM iss not MASM. Again, RTFM.

I think POASM doesn't handle 16-bit at all. But it does support 32-bit and 64-bit (last I heard). Not sure if it's meant to be for anything more than inline asm for Pelles C, though.

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