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Poasm Version 1.00.20

Started by Vortex, May 16, 2006, 05:32:19 PM

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Vortex

Hi friends,

You can get Poasm Version 1.00.20 from the latest PellesC package Version 4.50 Beta #1 :

http://www.smorgasbordet.com/pellesc/450/setup.exe

After installing the package, check the bin directory, it's there where the assembler is located.

Shantanu Gadgil

Hi Vortex,
Thanks for the update.   :U :U

My POASM version says 1.0.19.0 though!

Also, any idea where the changelog between beta 12 and current is?
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GregL

It's nice, POASM is integrated into the IDE with all the bells and whistles. Works great for developing pure assembly projects as well as for mixed language and pure C projects.  :U

The changelog is posted under Announcements at the Pelles C Forum. I believe it comes in the download too.


Shantanu Gadgil

Is the forum at smorgasbordet down by any chance, because I am getting a 404 for this link:
http://smorgasbordet.com/phpBB2/viewforum.php?f=12
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Shantanu Gadgil

Forum is back up!  :U
Can't find the changelog though!  :(
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PellesC

The forum is (was at least) "overloaded". Use the download page: http://www.smorgasbordet.com/pellesc/download.htm

Pelle

Shantanu Gadgil

I had got this link from the main page:
http://www.smorgasbordet.com/pellesc/changes_400_450.htm

That is about the complete package right?

I was wondering where the POASM changelog is! I have tried searching the forum...have I missed some obvious location where it is present?  :(
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PellesC

POASM is a new tool is terms of the main package - this is why it's called 1.00.x right now (and not 4.50.x) - so I will not list specific changes until the next release. The changes to the previously posted "preview" (or whatever you want to call it) are small: several cosmetic changes, like wording of some error messages, a couple of new warning messages, and OPTION FIELDALIGN.

Pelle

hutch--

I am still dabbling with a few bits around the edges but the new verbose option set at /V1 works fine for building libraries as it gives you a progress indicator. It also indicates that POASM is fast in terms of its assembly speed.
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Shantanu Gadgil

Pelle said:
QuotePOASM is a new tool is terms of the main package - this is why it's called 1.00.x right now (and not 4.50.x) - so I will not list specific changes until the next release.

Steve said:
Quote...the new verbose option set at /V1...

OK! Thanks!!!  :U :U
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silk.odyssey

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It's nice, POASM is integrated into the IDE with all the bells and whistles. Works great for developing pure assembly projects as well as for mixed language and pure C projects

I've downloaded and installed the new beta. I am trying to assemble a project using simple32.asm. The IDE gives me the following error.

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*** Error:  -c -nologo -coff -W1 -Cu -Fo"C:\Program Files\PellesC\Projects\testasm\output\test.obj" "C:\Program Files\PellesC\Projects\testasm\test.asm"
*** Error: The system cannot find the file specified. 
*** Error code: -1 ***

I don't have any problems compiling the source from the commandline. Any ideas on what the problem may be? 

hutch--

odyssey,

The options you have set look like MASM rather than POASM options.

Your basic POASM build is like this,

drv:\path\poasm "filename.asm"
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Vortex

Here is a quick demo builded with POIDE

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Vortex

Poasm Version 1.00.21 available from PellesC Version 4.50 Beta #2 :

http://www.smorgasbordet.com/pellesc/450/setup.exe

japheth


Hi Vortex,

is it possible to make just the poasm.exe binary downloadable somewhere? At least as long as it is in the current "premature" state? Always having to download 7 MB (setup.exe) just to test one or two poasm bugfixes is suboptimal.

Regards

Japheth