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That's pretty neat, how you can select a mnemonic and the corresponding bytes are highlighted. I have to say, though, I had a bit of a confused chuckle at the
by ANTSANTS 13y ago
That's pretty neat, how you can select a mnemonic and the corresponding bytes are highlighted.
I have to say, though, I had a bit of a confused chuckle at the "marketing copy." This is (presumably) a hobby project, not a product landing page; the serious tone seems very out of place. "Sleek. Fast. Clean. Responsive. Line by line opcode explanation." sounds like something out of an Apple ad. Are you trying to sell me something here?
I liked it when programmer websites were butt-ugly text dumps and proud of it.
- midas007 13y agoYeah, all I had back in the day were those quick refs that came with Turbo Assembler and MASM. Occasionally some BBS would have a half-done cheat sheet from an Intel manual.