[A83] Re: David's TASM-compatible assembler for Linux
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[A83] Re: David's TASM-compatible assembler for Linux
I've spent maybe 10-15 hours on it so far, and it'll probably take another
10 or so to finish it up. It's written in C++, using STL containers, so
everything is fast and only uses as much memory as necessary. There are no
arbitrary limits on things like the original TASM. It uses flex and bison
scanners and parsers for everything, so it should be faster than assemblers
written "by hand". I'm currently visiting my family for the holidays, and
it's on my computer at my apartment, so I'll finish it up and release it
shortly after I return home.
> >I have a mostly finished TASM compatible assembler. Were you referring
to
> >me, or am I wasting my time?
>
> Do you have a webpage for it? I'd like to see it if you've released it.
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