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Subject: Re: [gnupic] PIC assembler technique question
From: Craig Franklin ####@####.####
Date: 19 May 2005 06:11:14 +0100
Message-Id: <428C2042.4090000@users.sourceforge.net>

Bill Freeman wrote:
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>Final questions:
>
>	Is this totally bogus and or useless in some way that I'm
>missing?
>
Not bogus.  The subject has come up before.

>If it's interesting, do you have opinions on syntax?
>If I were to develop a set of patches for gpasm, would it likely
>be accepted (eventually), 
>
I would have to know more about the implementation details and how 
extensive the changes are before saying yes.

>or does the desire to stay faithful to
>mpasm mean that we would be forked forever?
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No.  gpasm already has many features that mpasm doesn't.  So far none of 
these features has created any requirements conflicts.  If they ever do 
it is easy enough to add a new switch as others have suggested.

>							TIA, Bill
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