A New Testbed for MASM32 Forum

[Antariy]

Alex, maybe you should post the latest release, with right aligned numbers.

Here is core of it: "http://www.masm32.com/board/index.php?topic=14871.msg126271#msg126271"

Page 19 and following - my suggestions about alignment to you. And about saving of 7 bytes for new advertisements. You are implemented they already. So, you can post you version, because it is 100% identical to "mine", which is somewhere around and needed to find it firstly :P

[frktons]

i have a couple little projects going, myself   :P
finding time to finish them is another subject

after i finish those, i have a list of (asm programming) areas i want to learn more about
i will probably not finish the list before i die

Better not to finish, otherwise the last days could be boring.  :lol

Good to know you have some projects. I'm curious and of course I'll make some tests
when needed.  :U

my suggestions about alignment to you. And about saving of 7 bytes for new advertisements. You are implemented they already. So, you can post you version, because it is 100% identical to "mine", which is somewhere around and needed to find it firstly :P

OK, tomorrow I'll have a look at the last version I have with your Manager, translate some cyrillic into italian english
and afterwhile post [maybe] it.  :P

For now Good Night.  :wink

[Antariy]

OK, tomorrow I'll have a look at the last version I have with your Manager, translate some cyrillic into italian english
and afterwhile post [maybe] it.  :P

I guess, we shoud write all comments, and make names of procedures in a mix of Russian/Italian (depend of who is author of this part of the code). Then we at least will have a big feedback about "how XXX is the TestBed!!!!!!" :green2

[frktons]

Here it is, the last version of Testbed, with Algo manager by Alex, and many other
things. The only missing thing is the Info screen, not yet updated. But I guess you
can live without it  :P

[Antariy]

Here it is, the last version of Testbed, with Algo manager by Alex, and many other
things. The only missing thing is the Info screen, not yet updated. But I guess you
can live without it  :P

Ah, oh which wonderful testbed! Especially - manager!!! :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol

(Who will provide feedback, if not authors :green2).

[frktons]

Ah, oh which wonderful testbed! Especially - manager!!! :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol

(Who will provide feedback, if not authors :green2).

A good thing to test with testbed could be the algo to fill the screens instead of reading a precompiled
external data. This could reduce the size by 4K, more or less, for each screen, and could be an interesting field
to explore like I did in:

http://www.masm32.com/board/index.php?topic=14734.0

Back from my next trip to Rome/London I'll have a look at it.

At the moment my mind refuses to concentrate on IT stuff.  :P

[dedndave]

it is wonderful !!!
i wonder why that guy didn't use it for GetPercent   :P

[frktons]

it is wonderful !!!
i wonder why that guy didn't use it for GetPercent   :P

You are right Dave. We have to forbid tests for algos on the forum that are not done
inside the Testbed  :lol

[dedndave]

good luck with that - lol
it seems like everyone is writing a test bed these days

[Antariy]

it is wonderful !!!
i wonder why that guy didn't use it for GetPercent   :P

Because I just grab latest Jochen's testbed, and have no desire to add each from 7 algos by myself. We are decise that end-users would do this.
For example, the writer of the some book would have desire to read all books of 1000,000 drawing? :P

[dedndave]

well - if a company comes out with a new soda, it is good marketing to give away some free soda   :bg

[frktons]

good luck with that - lol
it seems like everyone is writing a test bed these days

The power of emulation?  :U

I am happy we started a new Testbed Era, even if it is in a confusing moment.  :lol

[jj2007]

Because I just grab latest Jochen's testbed, and have no desire to add each from 7 algos by myself.

C'mon on Alex, Frank's testbed is so incredibly user-friendly that an experienced coder like you can do it in less than an hour...

[Antariy]

Because I just grab latest Jochen's testbed, and have no desire to add each from 7 algos by myself.

C'mon on Alex, Frank's testbed is so incredibly user-friendly that an experienced coder like you can do it in less than an hour...

Well, it already contain not small part of that friendlyness - the manager, which not require from anyone to do translation of their code to include in testbed. I have already spent many hours, when I was trying to suggest manager :green2