Tanner and I have decided to create an online compiler for compiling z80 asm source. The user would be able to type source into a text box or upload source, and the website would output a .8xp file. Any thoughts or suggestions?
oooh, if you are going to use C# (or asp.net considering this will be online) can I help at all? If not, then I guess I can help test and stuff
Hmm, I would have to say this is a really neat idea.. for people who dislike zds and do not wanna use cmd to compile (brass `-`)
Hmm, I would have to say this is a really neat idea.. for people who dislike zds and do not wanna use cmd to compile (brass `-`)
We're going to use CGI scripts written in Bash and maybe Perl. It may not be as secure as with other methods, but meh.
My thought would be to provide an API for me so I can plug SourceCoder into it. 
Also, CGI is massively outdated.
Also, CGI is massively outdated. 
*bump*
The compiler is finished, now we're trying to figure out how to prevent two users from compiling programs with the same name. It's still not ready for public usage though, sorry.
The compiler is finished, now we're trying to figure out how to prevent two users from compiling programs with the same name. It's still not ready for public usage though, sorry.
souvik1997 wrote:
*bump*
The compiler is finished, now we're trying to figure out how to prevent two users from compiling programs with the same name. It's still not ready for public usage though, sorry.
Aww, best of luck. I'm looking forward to this! Out of curiousity, are you using the DCS SDK on the backend? The compiler is finished, now we're trying to figure out how to prevent two users from compiling programs with the same name. It's still not ready for public usage though, sorry.
souvik1997 wrote:
Yes, we are using the Doors CS SDK.
Woo, awesome. What if someone wants to assemble a program that consists of more than one source file; is that permitted yet? 
KermMartian wrote:
souvik1997 wrote:
Yes, we are using the Doors CS SDK.
Woo, awesome. What if someone wants to assemble a program that consists of more than one source file; is that permitted yet?That's not permitted yet, but it shouldn't be hard to do.
Deep Thought wrote:
Oh. I've always wanted to write an assembler entirely in PHP...
Eh, it would be fairly slow; you'd be better off with Python if you insist on using an interpreted language. 
KermMartian wrote:
Deep Thought wrote:
Oh. I've always wanted to write an assembler entirely in PHP...
Eh, it would be fairly slow; you'd be better off with Python if you insist on using an interpreted language.PHP is slower than Python? Wow.
elfprince13 wrote:
the trick with that is finding a free web host with Python.
http://code.google.com/appengine/
Java would probably be the fastest, though Python would be way more fun to write.
Deep Thought wrote:
KermMartian wrote:
Deep Thought wrote:
Oh. I've always wanted to write an assembler entirely in PHP...
Eh, it would be fairly slow; you'd be better off with Python if you insist on using an interpreted language.PHP is slower than Python? Wow.
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