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ASM in QB problem
#11
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#12
That would be because I'm GMT+1.... so you where online at 2AM :lol:

But is there any other way to execute ASM in qb? Ans is it faster then Call Absolute?
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#13
Quote:That would be because I'm GMT+1.... so you where online at 2AM :lol:

But is there any other way to execute ASM in qb? Ans is it faster then Call Absolute?

SuperPut. :*)


And I would use Plasma's ASM convention instead of referencing the stack using BP offsets. :*)

I should know, I used to do that until Blitz showed some "clean" code here. :*)

And if you want to have an ASM to Opcode converter, you can PM Plasma. :*)
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#14
I don't get it, SuperPut overwrites a part of memory where PUT resides, how does that help me? :???:


I want the asm code in external files, (They are actually com files.. just noticed Tongue ...)

I load them, and then execute them when needed...

IE: I load each ASM program into a string, and use call absolute on it when needed...

This is because I want them to be changeable, without having to recompile the entire program with a new lib/new source...
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#15
Well, you can make a loader from a file and call the routine as needed. Muck like a DLL. :*)

And List 2 op would help you speed up the process. :*) ask Plaz.
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