RadAsm IDE. Would it be possible to integrate with Jabaco?

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IAO

Beginner

Posts: 38

Date of registration: May 25th 2013

Location: Venezuela

Occupation: Electronic

Sunday, July 7th 2013, 6:53pm

Hi..

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http://www.oby.ro/rad_asm/

I saw that Mr. Ketil Olsen (KetilO) made an adaptation for FreeBasic.
I used RadASM long time ago with MASM32.
RadASM has support for Pascal, C / C + +, Basic and others.

Could we adapt RadAsm with Jabaco framework?

I do not know if RadASM is free sources. But I know it has a lot of configuration.

I keep looking for the possibilities.
I'll do some tests to understand better.

Happy days to all....

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theuserbl

Intermediate

Posts: 436

Date of registration: Dec 20th 2008

Monday, July 8th 2013, 11:40am

RE: RadAsm IDE. Would it be possible to integrate with Jabaco?

Quoted from "IAO"

Could we adapt RadAsm with Jabaco framework?

What benefit would it have over other IDEs?
There existing editors like
- Notepad++
- Geany
- RText
- ... and a lot of more

And there are OpenSource-Libraries for creating yourself an editor, like
- RSyntaxTextArea/, which is written in Java
- Scintilla, which Jabaco used for its Editor

And the designer have the disadvantages of the current Jabaco-designer: don't making direct use of the Jabaco/Java controls. So that changig the code in Jabaco.jar, have no effect for the control in the designer.

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I do not know if RadASM is free sources.

FbEdit is public domain with sourcecode: http://sourceforge.net/projects/fbedit/
But it needs the MS-Windows-libraries and is written in x86-Assembler: http://sourceforge.net/p/fbedit/code/2838/tree/

Greatings
theuserbl