HLA v2.9 is now available on Webster

[Randall Hyde]

Hi All,
HLA v2.9 is now available on Webster at the usual download address:
http://homepage.mac.com/randyhyde/webster.cs.ucr.edu/HighLevelAsm/dnld.html

I've fixed several issues related to VMTs and classes.
I've added three new compile-time functions: @filenamestk, @linenumberstk, and @errorprefix.

This release includes HOWL v1.1; an almost complete refactoring of the code (plus new features).
The HLA examples download contains rewritten HOWL examples. The old examples may break with HOWL v1.1, so download the new examples if you're playing around with HOWL (the HLA Object Windows Library).

Cheers,
Randy Hyde

[frktons]

Hi All,
HLA v2.9 is now available on Webster at the usual download address:
http://homepage.mac.com/randyhyde/webster.cs.ucr.edu/HighLevelAsm/dnld.html

I've fixed several issues related to VMTs and classes.
I've added three new compile-time functions: @filenamestk, @linenumberstk, and @errorprefix.

This release includes HOWL v1.1; an almost complete refactoring of the code (plus new features).
The HLA examples download contains rewritten HOWL examples. The old examples may break with HOWL v1.1, so download the new examples if you're playing around with HOWL (the HLA Object Windows Library).

Cheers,
Randy Hyde

I remember some years ago I read on your website that the HLA
was a kind of "preprocessor" that needed MASM to assemble the output code.

Is this still the HLA main task or it has became a complete assembler by itself?

Thanks

[Sevag.K]

hla can generate object code directly or assembly source output for masm and several other assemblers.

[frktons]

hla can generate object code directly or assembly source output for masm and several other assemblers.

Thanks, good to know  :wink