I have a new AMD Phenom X4 Quad setup now and want to write 64 bit MASM; I was wondering if there is something for x64 like PEview?
Regards,
Will
we have a special forum just for 64-bit coders
in fact, Hutch will probably move this thread
sounds like a nice machine
This is the actual Specs of my system now, as is;
The only thing I am not very fond of is the PSU which I am going to be changing to a 600+ watt PSU!
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/searchtools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=4256930&csid=_21
Very nice price for what it is !!! :U
Get CodeAnalyst since you own an AMD ;)
nice machine.
bad price.
Quote from: UtillMasm on May 20, 2009, 05:22:14 AM
nice machine.
bad price.
I can't imagine how that is a bad price, but OK! :dance:
Quote from: mitchi on May 20, 2009, 05:20:07 AM
Very nice price for what it is !!! :U
Get CodeAnalyst since you own an AMD ;)
Thanks for the Tip! I just downloaded it and will commence to toying with it when ever I get the chance? :bg
Regards,
Will
$479.97 with blue-ray? thats cheap.
UtillMasm had to give them his kid for his machine - he's jealous
哈哈哈!
:toothy
Lol, it translates to
"Ha, ha, ha!"
:green2
how quiet is it?
PEview is available only as a 32-bit product.
Awesome machine Kromag. :8) Be sure to visit the Laboratory and tinker with all of the speed tests there. (There are very few AMD timings posted there, and none on the Phenom.)
One tool which will tell you most 64-bit file data is Filealyzer (http://www.safer-networking.org/en/filealyzer/index.html).
Quote from: mitchi on May 20, 2009, 02:43:41 PM
how quiet is it?
It's the quietest machine I've ever owned and the _best_ yet as well!
I lover her :bg
Quote from: Mark Jones on May 20, 2009, 05:48:17 PM
Awesome machine Kromag. :8) Be sure to visit the Laboratory and tinker with all of the speed tests there. (There are very few AMD timings posted there, and none on the Phenom.)
One tool which will tell you most 64-bit file data is Filealyzer (http://www.safer-networking.org/en/filealyzer/index.html).
Thanks for the info; I am checking it out now! :bg
Quote from: kromag on May 21, 2009, 05:26:48 AM
Quote from: mitchi on May 20, 2009, 02:43:41 PM
how quiet is it?
It's the quietest machine I've ever owned and the _best_ yet as well!
I lover her :bg
Hehe, what a sweet deal. I own a refurbished HP laptop and it was brand new when I got it. It's done a very good job since.
mitchi, Which HP Laptop did you end up purchasing if you don't mind?
Well my purchase is not that recent. I bought a refurbished 17inch HP laptop exactly a year ago. It's a DV9500 series and at the time, it only cost me $650 Canadian dollars. Like I said, when my laptop arrived, it was brand new.
The model number is not really important because every HP laptop is okay. They release like 20 different models every year so they're all of good quality.
The specs aren't really impressive but if you install XP instead of Vista, it becomes a very fast machine
1 gig of ram
2x 1.66 ghz Intel
2x Hard drives (yes I have 2 hard drives in there, 80 gig each).
Intel GMA X3100 (This is shitty for games, but it gives you a very good battery life). I have a big desktop at home for my games anyway. I play Starcraft on this machine.
I bring this machine every day to university with me. I do all my programming on this machine.
Here's a review if you are curious :
http://www.notebookreview.com/default.asp?newsID=3422&Review=HP+dv9000t
Not bad!
The machine I just upgraded from was over 12 years old so I'm very content with what I received for my money :bg
Is that a claymore sword? It looks pretty big.
I believe it's a bastard sword.
Quote from: Mark Jones on May 20, 2009, 05:48:17 PM
One tool which will tell you most 64-bit file data is Filealyzer (http://www.safer-networking.org/en/filealyzer/index.html).
Wow, FileAlyzer has the most advanced error-reporting handler I have ever seen... :dazzled:
(http://img41.imageshack.us/img41/5822/filealyzerseh.th.png) (http://img41.imageshack.us/img41/5822/filealyzerseh.png)
filealyzer - very cool Mark - i love it
I'm using 'PE Tools v1.5.800.2006 RC7' that supports both PE32 (x86) & PE32+ (x64) file formats.
The only feature that is missing in x64 implementation is comparison (by header). It only works for x86 executables.
http://petools.org.ru/updates/pt_update_08_rc7.zip