Jac, what is the file extension to use KickAss?
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Started by Heaven/TQA, Oct 19 2011 6:11 AM
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Heaven/TQA
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Posted Wed Oct 19, 2011 6:11 AM
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JAC!
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Posted Wed Oct 19, 2011 10:23 AM
Hi Heaven,
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KickAss is not yet supported, I'm currently implementing the integration. An since it is very powerful with features no yet seen in other compilers (case sensitivity, build in constants and blocks defined by { and } instead of .<ANY>, .END<ANY>), it'll take a while.
As for your question: Like most other assemblers it will be registered for ".asm". But you can configure the editor/file associations freely in the preferences anyway. The plugin only provides the installation defaults.
Public PM?
KickAss is not yet supported, I'm currently implementing the integration. An since it is very powerful with features no yet seen in other compilers (case sensitivity, build in constants and blocks defined by { and } instead of .<ANY>, .END<ANY>), it'll take a while.
As for your question: Like most other assemblers it will be registered for ".asm". But you can configure the editor/file associations freely in the preferences anyway. The plugin only provides the installation defaults.
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Posted Wed Oct 19, 2011 1:40 PM
public PM because useful for others... 
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Posted Wed Oct 19, 2011 2:25 PM
I've never used Kickass, I should have a look at that. I use 64Tass
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