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- 28 Jul 2026 11:27
- Forum: This phpBB forum
- Topic: phpBB updated
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Re: phpBB updated
phpBB was updated to version 3.3.17 today
- 28 Jul 2026 07:44
- Forum: New releases
- Topic: Version 20260727
- Replies: 0
- Views: 823
Version 20260727
Release date: 2026 Jul 27
TimeStamp: 1785110400
File size: 7011067
File hash MD5: 4897944B138C5D544FE9B620B421292F
What's new: New features and bugs of 20251110 fixed in 20260727
Added new Intel AES instructions AESENC128KL, AESDEC128KL, AESENC256KL, AESDEC256KL, AESENCWIDE128KL, AESDECWIDE128KL ...
TimeStamp: 1785110400
File size: 7011067
File hash MD5: 4897944B138C5D544FE9B620B421292F
What's new: New features and bugs of 20251110 fixed in 20260727
Added new Intel AES instructions AESENC128KL, AESDEC128KL, AESENC256KL, AESDEC256KL, AESENCWIDE128KL, AESDECWIDE128KL ...
- 01 Jun 2026 17:42
- Forum: This phpBB forum
- Topic: phpBB updated
- Replies: 4
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Re: phpBB updated
phpBB was updated to version 3.3.16 today. Visual style was set to the default silverscreen.
- 22 Jan 2026 12:25
- Forum: Wish list
- Topic: Autoincrement/decrement Addressing Modes
- Replies: 4
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Re: Autoincrement/decrement Addressing Modes
For example, if I change the unaligned move VMOVDQU to the aligned VMOVDQA, I will need another pair of macros.
You won't when keyword operand is employed:
MyVMOVDQ %MACRO DestYMM, SourceAddr, A=U
vmovdq%A %DestYMM, [%SourceAddr]
ADD %SourceAddr, 32
%ENDMACRO MyVMOVDQ
You will then write ...
You won't when keyword operand is employed:
MyVMOVDQ %MACRO DestYMM, SourceAddr, A=U
vmovdq%A %DestYMM, [%SourceAddr]
ADD %SourceAddr, 32
%ENDMACRO MyVMOVDQ
You will then write ...
- 20 Jan 2026 19:38
- Forum: Wish list
- Topic: Autoincrement/decrement Addressing Modes
- Replies: 4
- Views: 29509
Re: Autoincrement/decrement Addressing Modes
Table 5‑3 shows that this works with any operation, such as `OPR R, (R)+`.
Perhaps you could add similar “syntax sugar” to your assembler as well?
I'm afraid postfix/prefix autoincrement contradict with the syntax of assemblers. Plus and Minus signs are reserved for addition and subtraction.
The ...
Perhaps you could add similar “syntax sugar” to your assembler as well?
I'm afraid postfix/prefix autoincrement contradict with the syntax of assemblers. Plus and Minus signs are reserved for addition and subtraction.
The ...
- 10 Nov 2025 17:29
- Forum: New releases
- Topic: Version 20251110
- Replies: 0
- Views: 33251
Version 20251110
Release date: 2025 Nov 10
TimeStamp: 1762732800
File size: 7050396
File hash MD5: 5C2C8971A440661D3087533F76E40396
What's new:
A new program option MaxErrors= which limits the number of displayed warning and error messages with severity code above 3.
New machine instructions VPOPCNTB, VPOPCNTW ...
TimeStamp: 1762732800
File size: 7050396
File hash MD5: 5C2C8971A440661D3087533F76E40396
What's new:
A new program option MaxErrors= which limits the number of displayed warning and error messages with severity code above 3.
New machine instructions VPOPCNTB, VPOPCNTW ...
- 05 Nov 2025 13:19
- Forum: This phpBB forum
- Topic: phpBB updated
- Replies: 4
- Views: 266688
Re: phpBB updated
phpBB was updated to version 3.3.15 today.
- 26 Oct 2025 20:41
- Forum: Questions and answers
- Topic: How to get RVA in EuroAssembler?
- Replies: 8
- Views: 83882
Re: How to get RVA in EuroAssembler?
I managed to add the new attribute RVA# into €ASM, it will be incorporated in the next release.
Although the relative address is 64 bits wide, RVA# makes it fit to DWORD variables (32 bits),
so it is useful only for SEH in 64-bit Windows. At least your example works and writes
Hello, SEH ...
Although the relative address is 64 bits wide, RVA# makes it fit to DWORD variables (32 bits),
so it is useful only for SEH in 64-bit Windows. At least your example works and writes
Hello, SEH ...
- 24 Oct 2025 20:27
- Forum: Questions and answers
- Topic: How to get RVA in EuroAssembler?
- Replies: 8
- Views: 83882
Re: How to get RVA in EuroAssembler?
.data section is now located at 0x3000 because you added constants directly to StdOutput. As a result, they were placed in the .rodata section.
This is because of literals, which are by default being put to [.rodata]. They might be placed in [.data] if you redefine the data section:
[.data ...
This is because of literals, which are by default being put to [.rodata]. They might be placed in [.data] if you redefine the data section:
[.data ...
- 24 Oct 2025 15:07
- Forum: Questions and answers
- Topic: How to get RVA in EuroAssembler?
- Replies: 8
- Views: 83882
Re: How to get RVA in EuroAssembler?
Relative virtual address (RVA) can be handled by preprocessing aparatus, with %SETA OFFSET# variable + RVA_of_its_section.
Offset is refined in each assembly pass until it is fixed in the final pass. Only then the linking starts and uses the RVA.
I tried to put such RVA to the section [.pdata] and ...
Offset is refined in each assembly pass until it is fixed in the final pass. Only then the linking starts and uses the RVA.
I tried to put such RVA to the section [.pdata] and ...