I didnt know this until last night, but it turns out you can import .s files in blitzmax and call their functions :)
So I've been playing around with adding FASM support to the IDE (added as an include file), which so far is working quite well compiles/runs and most of the hightlighting is done :D
But I have a couple of questions if you have the time...
1. Is there any way to call host.execute without the output window being cleared of text? because FASM doesnt have a option to compile and run like bmk, so I have to compile and run with two seperate calls to host.execute.
2. How can I add ASM/S files to the file requester filter. (could solve this one myself, but It'll save me a ton of searching ;) )
3. The IDE crashes when I attempt to close a ASM/S file, any idea how to get around this?
I dont expect you to want to add this into the IDE, but I'll certainly get alot of usage out of it myself, I've got an excuse to learn some asm now I know I can use it within blitzmax.
So I've been playing around with adding FASM support to the IDE (added as an include file), which so far is working quite well compiles/runs and most of the hightlighting is done :D
But I have a couple of questions if you have the time...
1. Is there any way to call host.execute without the output window being cleared of text? because FASM doesnt have a option to compile and run like bmk, so I have to compile and run with two seperate calls to host.execute.
2. How can I add ASM/S files to the file requester filter. (could solve this one myself, but It'll save me a ton of searching ;) )
3. The IDE crashes when I attempt to close a ASM/S file, any idea how to get around this?
I dont expect you to want to add this into the IDE, but I'll certainly get alot of usage out of it myself, I've got an excuse to learn some asm now I know I can use it within blitzmax.