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[digitalmythology]

This iste is great, but it is missing a few things. I have been a member for over 3 years, and it still has no ASM-16, ASM-32, Java, or J# sections. I'd have a lot to contribute to the ASM sections if they existed, as would many other programmers. I believe also that it would speed up the area of OS Developement, which is another section that should be implimented. Oh, and how about aprogramming / webdesign / game design contest once in a while? Thank you for your time ... [p.s.] - I modifified this today to save what is left of my dignity. Aparently my spelling is somewhat under par in the wee hours of the morning ... However I am glad that so many of responded to my thoughts on starting an Assembly "sectioon" .. LoL ... -- modified at 17:05 Wednesday 25th October, 2006 -- modified at 17:08 Wednesday 25th October, 2006

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[Michael P Butler]

digitalmythology wrote:

This iste is great, but it is missing a few things. I have been a member for over 3 years, and it still has no ASM-16, ASM-32, Java, or J# sections. I'd have a lot to contribute to the ASM sections if they existed, as would many other programmers. I believe also that it would speed up the area of OS Developement, which is another section that should be implimented. Oh, and how about aprogramming / webdesign / game design contest once in a while?

If enough articles on a subject are submitted, then I'm sure a new section would be created.

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[S Douglas]

digitalmythology wrote:

Java, or J# sections.

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digitalmythology wrote:

I'd have a lot to contribute to the ASM sections if they existed,

If you search CP, there are a number of ASM articles. Just not enough to justify (or so it would seem) their own category. You can change that; I would be interested in an article or two on ASM.

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