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Why?
by getcrunk 8y ago
Why?
- SSLy 8y agofor starters, you'd need a text parser
- admax88q 8y agoSomething you already have if you're building an http server in asm...
- haolez 8y agoI’m assuming that there is a need to dynamically configure things like the port in the parent’s environment. However, for an assembly tool, it might make sense to simply have it hard coded and save the extra complexity. My launcher script suggestion is a possible solution to this, but I would just hard code the port and ship it without a launcher myself. The suckless projects make use of hard coded configurations in their C programs. The principle is the same.
- kjeetgill 8y agospeculation: Maybe it's simpler to just bake a string into the binary and hardcode the pointer to at every use than futz around with strings in asm? But if you're already doing the rest of it in asm why would that scare you?