Basm and Open Source

[alexfish]

Open Source at it best , or is it

Oh dear me Oops , Oops, Coordination ,
Oops there goes another Rubber Tree Plant

this one is real

www.basic-compiler.com/forum/

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Thanks Alex for posting the link to the BASM project forum.

Wish you and vovchik were there.

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Thought I would post an update if you guys are still interested.

I was able to get the Windows version of the IupCBox working under Linux. It's a fixed positioning example (traditionally container based) and use of the canvas draw library with the IupMatrix control.



I think I resolved my issues with running/compiling 32 bit software on my Ubuntu 64 bit environment. (location, location, ...)


FYI: It isn't illegal to advocate for more than one BASIC project or be a member of multiple forums. Just thought you guys should know.

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I'm creating a new libbasm32.so runtime using the Bubble BASIC (BASIC/NASM C runtime) library. I've discovered a couple minor problems (ASC & MID$) and thought I would run it by the 32 bit C pros here.

www.basic-compiler.com/forum

libbasm32.zip (16.31 KB)

[alexfish]

John

best advice can give on this moment in time
if want comparison of gas nasm or what ever

intel2gas

do some simple basics in c then

to get the asm output from c

gcc -S myprog.c



intel2gas the at&t = gcc style nasm = intel

OPTIONS
-h Show summary of options.

-i convert from intel to at&t format (default)

-g convert from at&t to intel format

-m convert from masm to at&t format

-t convert from tasm to at&t format

-c understand C style comments

-I convert inline assembler (intel to at&t only)

-d output all % chars as %%

-V show version

HTH
Alex

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gcc -S myprog.c

That is good advice for the IUP callback example to try to decipher what is going on with the stack. As far as libbasm32.so goes that is a C shared object using Gtk for string handling. (careful strings start at zero using these functions)

I got MID$() fixed and the math functions return what I expect now that I'm passing a RAD() version of the values.

Thanks for the reply and interest!

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BASM Fans,

Good News! Chris (Chameleon Author) has joined the BASM forum. It would be great if vovchik, Alex and others would join us on the BASM forum to give the Linux BASM version a boost.