[colorforth] Re: Intel® Pentium® 4 Processor - Manuals

[mfr <marrandy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hmmm...I haven't had time to program in years  :-(((

But here are the links I have (plus loads of good links and info on these 
pages).

http://spiff.tripnet.se/~iczelion/

http://www.movsd.com/index.htm

Might be interesting for some people.  if it's not, then ignore this 
mail.  I don`t endorse anything, it's just for information only.

iczelion has great tutorials.

Regards...Martin

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At 11:48 AM 6/24/2002 -0400, you wrote:


> Finally, I endorse NASM as the absolutely best x86 assembler I have ever
> used. Whether you want to write a 16-bit .COM or .EXE program for DOS or
> an ELF for Linux, it puts you in the driver's seat. I got my first
> experience using the DOS version and am now fully migrated to Linux and
> in both environments have successfully generated code to take control of
> a PC from the hard disk's MBR onward and boot into an environment of
> entirely my own devising with my own 32-bit keyboard, video display,
> etc. interface subroutines and interrupts.
>
> NASM is free. It pains me to read about folks struggling with
> incompatible syntax trying to get colorforth source to assemble under
> substitute assemblers to what Chuck Moore used. Why not cut it over to
> NASM and be done with it? For various reasons, I am not offering do it
> myself, but I would still like to see it done and believe that it would
> benefit the colorforth community by at least providing a common software
> development tool. The hardware incompatibilities between different
> floppy disk controllers and graphics display chipsets would remain as
> implementation issues in any case :(
>
> Best regards,
>
> Myron Plichota
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