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by johnfound 3mo ago
BTW: there was a bug in the Windows distribution that caused the program to crash on startup. It has now been fixed. If you're using Windows, please download the package again. I'm sorry, but I don't have Windows, so I had to
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by johnfound 3mo ago
Hi HN! I'm an assembly programmer, but I've always wanted a CAD tool that combines the workflow of OpenSCAD with the ability to export true, exact geometry to STEP files, rather than polygonal meshes. I found an abandoned project
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Show HN: Bcad – An OpenSCAD-syntax CAD powered by OpenCASCADE(asm32.info)
1 points by johnfound 3mo ago|2 comments
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AsmBB v3.0 has been released (web in asm)(board.asm32.info)
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AsmBB v2.9 has been released. With new beautiful theme and emoji 111(board.asm32.info)
2 points by johnfound 6y ago|0 comments
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AsmBB v2.8 – better DDoS behavior,XSS prevention and new skin(board.asm32.info)
1 points by johnfound 6y ago|0 comments
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AsmBB v2.7 supports fully encrypted database for better security(board.asm32.info)
1 points by johnfound 7y ago|0 comments
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Fresh IDE v2.7.0 has been released(fresh.flatassembler.net)
2 points by johnfound 7y ago|0 comments
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Screencast of one hour assembly programming(dev.to)
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AsmBB v2.6 has been officially released(board.asm32.info)
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AsmBB v2.5 released: BBCode support, internationalization and performance boost(board.asm32.info)
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AsmBB v2.4 released: File attachments, PMs on steroids and performance boost(board.asm32.info)
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If the terminal browsers was able to render HTML properly – design experiment(board.asm32.info)
1 points by johnfound 8y ago|0 comments
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Source code guide: Hash tables and command dispatching in AsmBB explained(board.asm32.info)
2 points by johnfound 8y ago|0 comments
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AsmBB 2.3 has been released: bugs-- accessibitily++(board.asm32.info)
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AsmBB v2.2 has been released(board.asm32.info)
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by johnfound 8y ago
What is wrong if your debugging of experimental branch is pushed to the repository? Someone can find this code useful for something else later. And after all, all the experiments are part of the project history, that fossil strive to keep u
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AsmBB v2.0 released. The speed x2.0, the RAM /2.0(board.asm32.info)
2 points by johnfound 9y ago|0 comments
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Tutorial: How to Install AsmBB on VPS with Nginx and Systemd(board.asm32.info)
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AsmBB v1.7 has been released(board.asm32.info)
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Fresh IDE v2.6.0 has been released(fresh.flatassembler.net)
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by johnfound 9y ago
> RE: Portability - Not sure how far you'll be able to get by gcc -S'ing something like nuklear (cross-platform ANSI C89) but it might save you some time. The big problem with using "gcc -S" is that as a result you ha
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by johnfound 9y ago
According to the wiktionary[1] it is "rhyming slang" from: apples and spice = nice [1] https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/she%27ll_be_apples
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by johnfound 9y ago
No offenses. :) At first, FLTK, does not look much better than the old Windows widgets. In addition, I strongly want Fresh IDE to be portable to MenuetOS, KolibriOS and other assembly written OSes. As a rule, they all are written with FASM
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by johnfound 9y ago
Well, as I said several posts above, I am working on a new, assembly language, portable GUI toolkit that to be used for v3.x series of Fresh IDE. Unfortunately it will add another 50..100kB to the code, but the portability has price. :(
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by johnfound 9y ago
Code maintainability and readability depends only on the programmers knowledge of the language/framework/libraries used. For example, I don't know Lisp, so for me it is much harder to read/maintain Lisp project than asse
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by johnfound 9y ago
Why adding abstraction layers makes programming easier? Because allow the programmer to not think (and even know) about some things and leaving them to the layer/libraries. But every layer adds also a level of obscurity. The interactio
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by johnfound 9y ago
Well, I am pretty average programmer. Not the worst, not the best. The code reliability of assembly programs is better because programming algorithms in low level, the programmer controls every aspect of the execution. Notice, that excessiv
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by johnfound 9y ago
Well, no, there is no "book" in the real meaning of this word. But some documentation is available in the "Documentation" section of the web site and inside the "Help|Help file" (Ctrl+F1) menu in the IDE itself
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by johnfound 9y ago
You always can reduce the usage the of macros or make them more assembly-centric. Check the Fresh IDE sources as an example of moderate macro use. On the other hand, definition of complex data structures is much easier with powerful macro e

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