[Nasm-users] Re: [win32-nasm-users] Displaying 64-bit unsigned integers

[Yeoh H. <ye...@ye...>]

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From: "Frank Kotler" <fbk...@co...>
To: <win...@ya...>
Cc: <nas...@li...>
Sent: Sunday, December 07, 2003 10:44 AM
Subject: Re: [win32-nasm-users] Displaying 64-bit unsigned integers

Frank Kotler wrote:

> That routine would be better if it accepted a flag to use the comma or
> not - sometimes you don't want it. It really isn't useful very often,
> but it prints an impressively long string of digits... or maybe I'm just
> easily impressed...
>
This code snippet is a very useful building block. :-) One of the reasons I
started this group is to create a repository of Win32 NASM code snippets,
very basic building blocks. We can later use these blocks, modify and piece
them together to form useful Win32 programs. :-)

> We haven't got too many subscribers to these lists yet - maybe we should
> "announce" 'em again - but we're developing a nice repository of Nasm
> examples. Better than anything that's been available before! Even the
> Nasm users who aren't aware of it yet thank you!
>
Yes, for now there aren't many members.  I'll focus on building the
repository. :-) And if any question arises in the Source forge NASM forum,
if I can help, I'd try to post an answer and also the URL to the group. And
in later months or years, when the repository gets really big, like hundreds
or even thousands of code snippets, I think, there will be more members. :-)

Announcements are a good idea. I posted an annoucement at my site
http://www.yeohhs.com and there is also one at NaGoA's website. As for
postings to UseNet, it has to be done tactfully. I'm not familiar with asm
groups in UseNet. Are there Assembly Programming FAQ postings to these
groups monthly? Perhaps we could add an entry to the Assembly Programming
FAQ?

> Best,
> Frank
>

Best Regards, :-)
Yeoh
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