AsmOne even directive...?

[pmc]

Originally Posted by Plagueis/KRX

didn't say for sure I was going to use AsmOne as my main assembler, I just said I was tempted by the speed of a command line interface.

LOL. No worries dude, I'm just joking with you. It's actually useful to use them both as they complement each other nicely.

Oh, I should mention that you shouldn't forget that phx makes the excellent and versatile VASM assembler too that's worth cheking out...

[StingRay]

Originally Posted by Plagueis/KRX

Nevertheless, it would probably be a good idea to be fluent in both. For comfort alone though, a command line interface would be preferable.

In my highly unbiased () opinion, Asm-One beats Devpac when it comes to demo coding! a/j is all you need (or ad ;D). Try that with Devpac. =D
Seriously, AsmOne was made by a demo coder and it clearly shows, all important features in one convenient package. IMHO it is wasted time to learn how to to use Devpac if all you want to do is demo coding. Also, Asm1 DOES have a command line interface, you can completely control it from shell/CLI too! =) Any other reasons why you'd want to use Devpac? :P

[pmc]

Originally Posted by StingRay

Seriously, AsmOne was made by a demo coder and it clearly shows, all important features in one convenient package.

Can't argue with that.

Originally Posted by StingRay

IMHO it is wasted time to learn how to to use Devpac if all you want to do is demo coding.

Learn how to use it!? Press right mouse button, select nicely labelled item from the menu to do what you want! There you go, you've learned how to use it! \o/

[StingRay]

Originally Posted by pmc

Learn how to use it!? Press right mouse button, select nicely labelled item from the menu to do what you want! There you go, you've learned how to use it! \o/

Pahaha =) FAIL I say. :P Mouse? What's that? Keyboard is all you need.
\o/

[pmc]

ROFL! Superb!

[Plagueis/KRX]

Originally Posted by pmc

ROFL! Superb!

I'm with Sting on this one for sure. I loath mousework, and I type up to 105 wpm easily. But the real selling point is the fact that AsmOne was coded by a demo coder...and yes...all I'm really interested in at the moment (and probably for the next few years) is coding demos. Maybe one day a game, but even then only after I've created a game on the c64, Atari 2600, 800, etc.

The thing is, I already know how to use Devpac, and I've been using it's keyboard shortcuts (ctrl-A to assemble, and ctrl-X to run, etc). What you guys have been saying makes me want to switch over, especially it's speed.

[Vortex]

Never used Devpac in my life, so I cannot compare the two really.
All I can say is give it a try. Never mind those short-cuts. You'll adjust soon enough (I can, with XCode v.s. AsmOne, so so can you ).

[pmc]

You guys all use what you like and if that's AsmOne then so be it - whatever you use just keep on coding demos!

I'm gonna be like Caine in Kung Fu - a deadly warrior wandering the path of Devpac alone! \o/

[Vortex]

Originally Posted by pmc

You guys all use what you like and if that's AsmOne then so be it - whatever you use just keep on coding demos!

I'm gonne be like Caine in Kung Fu - a deadly warrior wandering the path of Devpac alone! \o/

Of course, but you are Britsh. You guys just do stuff differently, like driving on the wrong side of the road... (/me takes cover... )

[pmc]

LOL. Driving? I thought you Dutch guys only rode bicycles...

[Vortex]

Yes, wearing wooden shoes, eating cheese and enjoying fields of tulips..

...while bicycling on the right side of the road..


\o/


Edit: I forgot: Consuming large quantities of physiological uplifting substances....