probably you have downloaded it at protools.cjb.net, so, what do you think of it?
as for me i like it, nice shell. just want to know if someone else use it?
as for me i like it, nice shell. just want to know if someone else use it?
up^^ just keep on trying to get some feedback =)
Well, I don't know what you talking about? Explain better please.
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I think he means this...
http://protools.anticrack.de/files/compilers/extasm.zip
http://protools.anticrack.de/files/compilers/extasm.zip
i think i stay with Radasm ;)
Well, I saw it. What to say... I don't like it very much. :(
1. TASM needed. (I don't want to buy TASM, even it is possible and don't want to use pirate version.)
2. It write to registry. (Very BAD. I can't clean after every tested program)
3. User interface - simple, but not standard. It's strange if it is written on Burland C builder - very powerful visual tool.
4. MS Sans serif is not very good for source editing.
1. TASM needed. (I don't want to buy TASM, even it is possible and don't want to use pirate version.)
2. It write to registry. (Very BAD. I can't clean after every tested program)
3. User interface - simple, but not standard. It's strange if it is written on Burland C builder - very powerful visual tool.
4. MS Sans serif is not very good for source editing.
Well, your are probably right, the author should take this comments into consideration =)
About TASM - it is an IDE, whatever that means in our case, so should it have TASM included? Currently this small ide consists of ONE file only.
Also, what do you think - where it should store all the needed information, that it writes in registry?
About TASM - it is an IDE, whatever that means in our case, so should it have TASM included? Currently this small ide consists of ONE file only.
Also, what do you think - where it should store all the needed information, that it writes in registry?
About TASM - it is an IDE, whatever that means in our case, so should it have TASM included? Currently this small ide consists of ONE file only.
Also, what do you think - where it should store all the needed information, that it writes in registry?
1. It can't contain TASM, because TASM is commersial assembler and as long as it is no more supported by Borlant, there is no legal way to buy TASM and there is no legal way to include TASM in any package without permision of Borland.
2. There are 2 approaches to store needed information:
A. Use registry and make install/uninstall program that should clean the garbage after deinstalation.
B. Use INI files INSIDE program folder, that will be deleted when the user deletes folder.
I prefer second one, because it doesn't need from user to instal the program. Simple free unzip/use/delete approach.
Regards.