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Hi and Greets,

Id like to discuss binary. I have been working on a compiler and it looks like best i could figure out im looking at a new operating system.. hehe. Maybee i can append the file and make it suitable for windows. However the runtime has got me at a hault with my ints.
I have a binary application that i have developed that was originally developed for running a string. Thats what im trying to do here. I have a 32bit compile. However the ints i have used to compile it in this version are LOGIC. not the A=65 one which is MULT...
That im looking into..

This is what ive got from my program.... There is alot of info about this program in the zip.
Its a binary program that gets some pretty good info in this version. it has int bine multiplication 32bit binary compiler code in there...
https://sourceforge.net/projects/lgmbine/

LGM BINARY 2.0
USE ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ .1234567890{}!@#*
TYPE INT, CHAR, BINARY, or MULT

CHAR
TEXT

BINARYINFORMATION: INT INT-STRING-BINARY TEXTBINARY
700 0011000000000111 01010100010001010101100001010100
.....

This one ran
700 TEXT 001100000000011101010100010001010101100001010100
but it went strait to 16 bit mode in dos after words.. i guess it had some type of creational to it.
any ideas on how i can get it showing something in dos so i can see what im developing here?

Did you just arbitrarily grab a handfull of keywords from the wiki and throw them together into a series of incomprehensible sentences in order to sound like you knew WTF you were talking about...or is this a joke?


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tantrikwizard wrote:Did you just arbitrarily grab a handfull of keywords from the wiki and throw them together into a series of incomprehensible sentences in order to sound like you knew WTF you were talking about...or is this a joke?


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sorry.. hehehe
It was late there when i wrote that...
What i meant was I need to find out if i can write a new os in my own binary. but thats probably not the question i should be asking here... The question im asking is how to go about getting them to run on the pc....
Thanks

app updated by the way... I just got void in there...

Hi:

While it's nice to hear of your perseverance, it would be more expedient to your cause if you could try expressing yourself more clearly. Good communication skills are key to getting good responses.

-All the best
gravaera.

Why the heck would you want to do something like that? Opcodes are mnemonics to binary. Why would you want to store every bit in the assembled file as 8 bits in an ASCII character. It doesn't make sense; it'd make more sense to use a hex editor. It'd make even more sense to use assembly if you want low-level since that translates 1:1.