From: dunric on
Is there a program to convert .asm files to C/C++? For that matter,
..hla files to C/C++?

Paul

From: Evenbit on

dunric(a)yahoo.com wrote:
> Is there a program to convert .asm files to C/C++? For that matter,
> .hla files to C/C++?

Nope.

But the question is: Why would you want to? Writing in assembly is
more funner! ;-)

Nathan.

From: Betov on
"Evenbit" <nbaker2328(a)charter.net> ýcrivait news:1116918660.776018.287070
@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com:

>
> dunric(a)yahoo.com wrote:
>> Is there a program to convert .asm files to C/C++? For that matter,
>> .hla files to C/C++?
>
> Nope.
>
> But the question is: Why would you want to? Writing in assembly is
> more funner! ;-)

Sure, but he does not write in Assembly: He writes in HLA.


Betov.

< http://rosasm.org >

From: dunric on
Just looking for something that is cross-compatible to other OSs and
programming environments. C seems to be very compatible with a wide
array of computers and operating systems. As much as I like assembly
and HLA, I'd like to also port my works into C/C++ for transport to
other environments such as the Mac.

Paul

Evenbit wrote:
> dunric(a)yahoo.com wrote:
> > Is there a program to convert .asm files to C/C++? For that matter,
> > .hla files to C/C++?
>
> Nope.
>
> But the question is: Why would you want to? Writing in assembly is
> more funner! ;-)
>
> Nathan.

From: C on
dunric(a)yahoo.com wrote the following flamebait:

> Is there a program to convert .asm files to C/C++? For that matter,
> .hla files to C/C++?
>
> Paul

There are programmes out there that to this in a semi-automatic
manner, however the code they produce is _very_ inefficient and
can indroduce errors. You would be better recoding it by hand
for the relevant systems. Also HLLs are not as portable as thier
advocates would have you believe.

C
2005-05-24