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Linux / Windows GUI application with assembly Hello group, To make a GUI application multi-platform enabled, what library would you chose for the design ? I suspect GTK is the best solution, since GTK apps exist for both platforms, but I'm still wondering if maybe I've missed a library that is worth looking at, from the assembly point of view. I want t... 16 Nov 2006 14:31
Improving one's algorithm I know that this is not the correct place BUT the people here tend to use all sort of methods to improve one's code. So here goes. I entered a competition. Rank pretty low........ But from my solution it shouldn't be THAT bad. The only way I can imagine is that the other competitors narrow down their search and ... 1 Nov 2006 14:40
Need help,thx Now i was reading a asm code. But it is assembled by fasm. who can tell me the following code,thx all. (ps:after these code,what is the registers' value?) ;'strutures': IMAGE_DOS_HEADER ecx,edx,edi IMAGE_FILE_HEADER ecx,edx,esi IMAGE_OPTIONAL_HEADER edx,edi IMAGE_SECTION_HEADER esi,edi IMAGE_DATA_DIRECTO... 27 Oct 2006 01:43
Free Disassembler For those who didn't see the announcement in CLAX: Hi, I am giving away a free full version of my Intel disassembler. There is a full userguide included. It was compiled against win32 - maybe I'll get around to a linux version someday.... download it from my website dmctek.googlep... 25 Oct 2006 00:18
TASM revisited Hello all! Just one quick survey. Suppose that I have a modified source code for Borland's Turbo Assembler 32bit version. Do you think that it would be beneficial to port it to for example to Linux or FreeBSD? Because that would be relatively simple. Just replace those ca. 20 operating system interface primiti... 26 Oct 2006 11:01
opcode of mov instruction hi i want an assembly language program that can find the opcode of mov instruction automatically. the program should run on masm, and should be based for intel 8086 microprocessor. thanks ... 30 Oct 2006 03:33
TASM, MASM etc while back i had an old 16 bit TASM asembler and TLINK liner, which worked fine, now i am trying to switch to 32 bit MASM in particular MASM32 distributed as MASM version 9.0 Download is here http://www.masm32.com/masmdl.htm Well anyways, it seems to not being able to successfully assemble even a simple "Hellow... 30 Oct 2006 10:31
Min/max function (saturation) I'm replacing some of my regular Delphi code with assembler, but I'm still quite newbie at it, so here's a really basic question. I am writing function which limits a 32bit signed integer to -32767 .. 32768. Currently I do it this way: mov EAX, myInt cmp EAX, $00007FFF // < 32767 ... 30 Oct 2006 14:12
A modern view of the halting problem In 1936, Alan Turing presented a proof that it is possible to write a program such that it is not possible by analysis alone (i.e. without actually running the program) to determine if the program will eventually halt. At the time, this proof created quite a stir among his colleagues, however after 70 years of rapi... 1 Nov 2006 16:47 |