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New lightweight NASM editor

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nobody:
Hi...

I have started the asmlight project here on sourceforge.net (www.sourceforge.net/projects/asmlight), but shall i shut the project down? Or does it look cool?

I see there are other editors, but i think they are too heavy.

best regards

nobody:
I think you should make a compiled version available for download. Also, do not use .net framework. I think it's better if anyone can run the editor in any windows version.

nobody:
> I have started the asmlight project here on sourceforge.net

It's written in C$, not in ASM :-(

> I see there are other editors, but i think they are too heavy.

Yours is too heavy :-(

> runs on every computer with .Net Framework 2.0 installed.

Then it wouldn't run on mine, even if I found the executable (or doesn't this "net" thingie use executables anymore ??? :-D ) :-(

FASM has a good IDE, and isn't heavy (100 KiB IDE+compiler), and doesn't use the "net" - DOS and DPMI host are sufficient :-)

Hhooru Willi:
There's a nice editor here:

http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/

It works with assembly, C, C++, HTML, PHP, and many other languages. The code is not light weight. The code is not NASM. It's C or C++.

But the editor, SciTE which demonstrates the scintilla library, is really a beautiful editor. I'm interested in hearing what others have to say about it as well.

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