freeBASIC (a 32-bit QB-syntax compatible compiler) preview..

[Fling-master]

is that your way of saying that you won't do it?

I though I was pretty clear in saying that I wasn't going to do it lol. I was just suggesting something.

[barok]

heh... you were clear, but i wasn't. I meant "does this mean your too lazy to do it?" except i wasn't clear. :lol:

[adosorken]

I'll be more than willing to work with someone on an IDE for this. I can't think of anyone better than aetherFox, frankly. Whaddya think, aeth?

ShadowWolf: which masm32? the old Microsoft one (not opensource, and did it even have an IDE?) or the newer masm32 (opensource but no "standard" IDE)?

[Plasma]

There is no "opensource" MASM. MASM32 is just Microsoft's MASM with a bunch of extra stuff included.

[marzecTM]

if you can download it somewhere for free it's open source hehe...

[urger]

if you can download it somewhere for free it's open source hehe...

No....That just makes it free software.

[marzecTM]

ow... smartass

[ShadowWolf]

http://www.masm32.com/mlicence.htm

this licencing says masm32 is freeware

http://www.masm32.com/masmmyth.htm

[Jofers]

freeware isn't open source. You can't do jack diddly with a binary, unless you want to deal with disassembled code, which is harder than making a new one.

MASM itself is open source. But does that include an IDE?

[ShadowWolf]

i didn't say the ide was open source i said if it was open source why not convert it. also doesn't hurt to send a email to ask right.

or you could rip the editor stly it self.