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by johnfound 9y ago
About twice slower than in HLL, with code reusing of course. But the code is more reliable and the debugging process is much easier. After some short debugging stage, most of the projects runs for years without single bug report or other su
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by johnfound 9y ago
I am using assembly language for all my programming tasks. And most of they are application programming (Fresh IDE itself and many closed source projects in my work) or even web programming ( https://board.asm32.info ). That is wh
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by johnfound 9y ago
I am working on v3.0 that will use its own portable GUI toolkit (in assembly language) with much prettier UI. On this page you can see some preliminary experimental screenshots: https://fresh.flatassembler.net/index.cgi?page
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by johnfound 9y ago
The screenshots are taken in Linux: XFCE+Wine. Fresh IDE is actually some kind of hybrid application. It works in Linux better and with more features than in Windows. :)
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by johnfound 9y ago
Sorry, bad links on the front page. Fixed now. Also, there is a popup menu at left with the navigation links. Although, the repository interface is not very mobile friendly. Thanks for the report!
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by johnfound 10y ago
"gcc -S sqlite3.c" will give me the result of the C code compilation. The fact it is in form of "assembly code" changes nothing - it still is HLL code. The humans write assembly language in different way, because they ar
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by johnfound 10y ago
It is a work in progress. I needed good transactional database in order to handle multiply connections simultaneously and SQLite fit this goal pretty well. But later if I find (or write) assembly language database, I always can change it. C
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by johnfound 10y ago
I am not agree. The human writes assembly language in very different way, compared to the HLL compiler. Taking the compiler as a reference, you will get all the disadvantages and none of the advantages it have. I would suggest simply to tak
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by johnfound 10y ago
Hard to say, but some details about the hosting may help to estimate. The site is hosted on the cheapest possible shared hosting for 2.5€ per month: 15GB space, 150GB monthly transfer, CPU usage 30 minutes per 24 hours, 1GB RAM, max 60 proc
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by johnfound 10y ago
And assembly language keeps its position in the top 10, so it is not a statistical quirk. It is a trend.
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by johnfound 12y ago
Hi. I am the author of MiniMagAsm. Actually MiniMagAsm is just an proof-of-concept, that can be used for small sites. I know that the performance can be improved by using some optimization tricks, but I simply don't need (for now) it t