ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE FILE TO .CLASS --- URGENT!!!!

Can someone please tell me how to convert a MIPS assembly language file to a .class so I can run it in a JVM? It's URGENT (there's a bus about to hit me and the driver will only stop if I can tell him how to do this).

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Assembly language on Mac OS X

I just purchased two books. The first is called "Write Great Code -- Volume 1: Understanding the Machine". It is not about assembly language in specific, just about understanding how computers work on a low level. The other is called "Assembly Language: Step-by-Step" by Jeff Duntemann. I've only read the introduction. It teaches assembly language for Intel-based computers (that's me!), but it also says that it's for DOS and Linux. However, I believe that the reason it says this is because it teaches using the NASM assembler, which, at the time this second edition of the book was published, was only available for DOS and Linux. However, they now have a Mac OS X version of NASM, and I've download it. So, here are my questions:
1.) Given the information I just gave about this book, I want to make sure that the information and code in it will apply to Mac OS X. It certainly sounds like it will, and I understand that there may be minor differences, but I just want to make sure that I'm in the right ballpark here by using this book.
2.) Since it teaches NASM, I'm assuming that NASM was the right assembler for me to download. I also just wanted to check and see if there's any other tools I should be downloading. The book mentions a NASM-IDE, but says that it's for DOS only. Is there anything else like this (or anything else at all) that I should obtain?
3.) Does NASM need to be installed? I went to the NASM website and downloaded the newest version (2.08rc1) for Mac OS X, and it unzipped in my Downloads folder. I've opened the folder and it's a bunch of files that I can't recognize (no install or app files in other words -- just files like rdf2bin, rdf2com, idrdf, and so forth). Is there anything else I need to do? Should I move this folder somewhere? What else do I need to do to get started here? Where would I write my code? How would I run the code? As of right now I have no idea where to go from here, and as you can tell I know nothing about how all this works. Maybe the book will tell me more when I get to the first code sample in the book, but it doesn't look like it, so I just wanted to ask for any information that anyone has time to give about anything relating to getting starting with assembly language and NASM on Mac OS X.
Thanks in advance for any help. I'd love to hear any input or recommendations on this subject, since it's something I really know nothing about, but you gotta start somewhere!

Okay, so I found a site to guide me through the installation of NASM on Mac OS X, and it said that 2.08rc1 is a "release candidate" (thus the "rc" part -- yeah, I'm not too sharp), and that I should have downloaded the newest version that didn't have "rc" in it, so I went back and downloaded 2.07. Unlike with 2.08rc1, there wasn't a folder on the website for a Mac OS X version, just DOS and Linux and Win32 and whatnot, but the site that was guiding me said to download the file called nasm-2.07.tar.bz2 (or something like that), so that's what I did. It then gave me instructions for configuring and installing NASM via the terminal, and it worked great! I've compiled and installed NASM, so I've gotten that far, but the rest of my questions in the previous post still apply. For example, I still want to make sure the book I bought will be applicable to assembly language on Mac OS X. Also, I'd like to know if there is anything else (like the NASM-IDE I mentioned in the above post) that I should download. And, finally, I still don't know where to go from here to get started with coding assembly language (I mean, for example, I think I read in my book that you write the code in a text editor -- is that right? How's that work?). Any further input on any of this or anything from the previous post above would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Assembly Language in Xcode

I am currently taking a Java course in college and it runs great in Xcode.
I just found out today that I will have to take an assembly language course sometime next year. I talked to the genius at my local apple store and he said that assembly language will work in Xcode, but will be different for PPC and intel macs.
However, he did not tell me how to start in assembly language in xcode. If anyone knows how please tell me and, if possible, supply some sample code for an intel mac so I can test it out.
iBook G4 14 1.2GHz, 1.25GB, iMac Core Duo 17" 1.83GHz 1GB Mac OS X (10.4.8)

There is "gas", the GNU Assembler. As a student, you can buy Borland's Turbo Assembler for $130. The more common Turbo C++, Turbo Delphi(s), and Turbo C# are now free.
A MBP with Parallels will pretty much handle anything that will run on a PC. It would be an excellent choice for any programmer.
Still, tele_player is correct. There is no way to tell what platform your assembly class may be using. Few people use assembly anymore and those that do are a little bonkers or just stubborn. You may find yourself learning assembly for the Z80, 68000, or IBM System/360. On the bright side, there are probably emulators for all of those that run on a modern Mac. On the downside, you may still have to submit your assignments on the lab machine.
It is definitely an excellent course to take. There are not enough programmers who know assembly. You will really learn a lot about how a computer runs software and how to write software.

How to download a text file using classes

Hi Guys
I want to download a text file using classes.
Any idea how to do it ?
Thanks
Sameer

HI sameer,
   It is no different from using a Function module.
example:
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      write_field_separator     = 'X'
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      no_batch                  = 2
      gui_refuse_filetransfer   = 3
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      no_authority              = 5
      unknown_error             = 6
      header_not_allowed        = 7
      separator_not_allowed     = 8
      filesize_not_allowed      = 9
      header_too_long           = 10
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ravi

Emdedding swf file as class throws error while previewing the component

Dear all,
I am using Flex SWFLoader to load an animated swf file and added it as a component in xcelsius by add on manager. When i click preview button it throws the folloing error.
TypeError: Error #2023: Class must inherit from Sprite to link to the root.
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Thanks & Regards,
Manimaran.
Edited by: manimaraninfo on Jun 18, 2009 10:47 AM
Edited by: manimaraninfo on Jun 18, 2009 10:48 AM

Hi
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I recommend that you do not do this. Extraneous language files do not occupy much space, and removing them has been known to break future upgrades for those apps. There is also no way to undo their removal, short of restoring your system from a backup.
Your computer's performance is unaffected by the presence of these localized language files. Deleting them will result in no performance improvement whatsoever. Localized language resources are stored in resource folders contained within each app. They load what is required according to your specifed settings in System Preferences.

Language files for non-official Skype languages av...

Skype bundles a number of languages with the standard installation file but there are more languages available for the interface. Some of these are really hard to find on the forum or web so to make life easier, some translators have opened a project on SourceForge (download your lang file here) where you can now get all the .lang / .ts and .qm files (as far as we know). To install in Windows, go to Skype and select Tools » Change Language » Load Skype Language file. To install on Linux, check the wiki on SourceForge.
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They're not official so if any translations are wrong, that's not Skype's fault
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Afrikaans, Windows 32%
Albanian (Shqip), Windows 100%, Linux 70%
Amharic (አማርኛ), Windows 3%
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Aragonese (Aragonés), Windows 83%, Linux 2%
Armenian (Հայերէն), Windows 100%, Linux 2%
Asturian (Asturianu), Windows 100%, Linux 17%
Azerbaijani (Azərbaycanca, Azərbaycan dili), Windows 100%, Linux 58%
Bashkir (Башҡорт теле), Windows 100%
Basque (Euskaraz), Windows 94%, Linux 79%
Belarusian (Беларуская мова, тарашкевіца), Windows 81%
Belarusian (Беларуская мова), Windows 69%, Linux 3%
Bengali (বাংলা), Windows 10%, Linux 1%
Bosnian (Bosanski), Windows 39%, Linux 13%
Brazilian Portuguese (Português brasileiro), Linux 6% (Windows file maintained by Microsoft)
Breton (Brezhoneg), Windows 100%, Linux 2%
Cantonese (廣東話/粵語), Windows 3%
Chuvash (Чӑвашла), Windows 83%, Linux 79%
Colognian (Kölsch), Windows 4%
Cornish (Kernewek), Windows 83%, Linux 79%
Dutch (Nederlands), Linux 100% (Windows file maintained by Microsoft)
East Lombard (Üròbech), Windows 3%
English (British), Windows 100%
Erzya (Зрзянь кель), Windows 3%
Esperanto, Windows 47%
Faroese (Føroyskt), Windows 100%, Linux 5%
Finnish (Suomi) Linux 79% (Windows file maintained by Microsoft)
Franconian (Frängisch), Windows 3%
Frisian (Western; Frysk), Windows 25%, Linux 13%
Friulian (Furlan), Windows 10%
Gaelic (Gàidhlig), Windows 100%, Linux 100%
Galician (Galego), Windows 38%, Linux 62%
Georgian (ქართული), Windows 18%
Greek (Ελληνικά), Linux 30% (Windows file maintained by Microsoft)
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Hawaiian (ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi), Windows 4%
Hebrew, Linux 84% (Windows file maintained by Microsoft)
Hindi (मानक हिन्दी), Windows 71%
Hungarian (Magyar), Linux 100% (Windows file maintained by Microsoft)
Icelandic (Íslenska), Windows 30%
Indonesian (Bahasa Indonesia), Linux 6% (Windows file maintained by Microsoft)
Irish (Gaeilge), Windows 72%
K'ich'e Maya (Quetzijob'al), Windows 3%
Kannada (ಕನ್ನಡ), Windows 2%
Khmer (ភាសាខ្មែរ), Windows 83%, Linux 1%
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Scots, Windows 6%
Serbian (Српски), Windows 94%, Linux 100%
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Swahili (Kiswahili), Windows 4%
Swedish (Svenska), Linux 100% (Windows file maintained by Microsoft)
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Talossan (El Glheþ Talossan), Windows 18%
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Tatar (Татар теле), Windows 88%
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Upper Sorbian (Hornjoserbšćina), Windows 91%, Linux 66%
Urdu, Windows 84%
Uyghur (Persian and Latin script; Uyghurche), Windows 79%
Uzbek (Oʻzbek tili), Windows 7%, Linux 3%
Vietnamese (Tiếng Việt), Linux 21% (Windows file maintained by Microsoft)
Welsh (Cymraeg), Windows 85%, Linux 42%
Wolof, Windows 3%
Yoruba (Èdè Yorùbá), Windows 4%
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Do, or do not. There is no try.
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A sticky would be really good. Also the ability to edit that first post, cause we're already splitting the list of languages across three posts as we add:
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24. Norwegian (Nynorsk)
Do, or do not. There is no try.
★ Skype in your language, from Adyghe to Uyghur ★ iGàidhlig, bathar-bog 'nad chànan ★

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Hi,
i am encountering a strange problem.
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When i have all the quartz classes in web-inf/classes folder, the application runs fine, but the moment i make a jar out of all classes and put the jar file in web-inf/lib folder, the application gives me a null pointer exception saying it is not able to set properties from an external properties file.This properties file is located in web-inf/classes folder.
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1. If processing your external properties file is not hardcoded in .jar, so point
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Is it possible to use 32-bit assembly language to call C functions in 64-bit linux?
Background: I'm learning 32-bit AT&T syntax Linux assembly language programming. The only reason for 32-bit is that's what's covered in the book I have. Some simple examples assemble, link, and execute in Arch 64 using GNU either gcc or as + ld -- with no changes either to code or command line flags.
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I can post code if needed (it's on my other machine), but this is really more of a general question -- is it possible to call C functions in Arch 64 using 32-bit AT&T syntax, and if so, how.
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Not even a typo, just confusion. The CPU is an Intel Core 2 Duo -- so it's actually x86-64.
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http://www.nasm.us/doc/nasmdo11.html
It took a while to figure out how to correctly call printf. The missing clue was here:
http://www.mit.edu/~6.035/handouts-2007 … convention
printf reads the number of variable arguments from %rax. In this example, printf is called with no variable arguments:
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.section .data
a:
.byte 'a'
newline:
.byte '\n'
hello:
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main:
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My project requires to write a java class to perform something like File Poller function,
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you could do a lot worse than use [Apache Camel|http://activemq.apache.org/camel/]...
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I am using SAP GUI for Windows 7, and working on SAP NetWeaver for ABAP 04Ss- a sneak preview version.
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