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What is the best IDE for Assembly programming in Windows? (It should work for either MASM, TASM, or NASM, although any asm will do=P).
Commercial or FOSS is fine.
i found this http://www.programmersheaven.com/download/23476/download.aspx
there is winasm as well , here http://www.winasm.org/
but i'll keep this post updated
RadAsm is a very good IDE. It comes with it's own resource editor for windows. It supports various assemblers and compilers.
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Closed 10 years ago.
I referred some blogs and earlier post on stack-overflow for this question.. But those comparisons were related with earlier version of selenium(1.0).. As current version of selenium(webdriver) is quite rich and also supports cross-browser and other functionality(even Watir-WebDriver uses selenium).. Can any one provide some basic comparative analysis of sahi with current version of selenium webdriver.. Any suggestions would be appreciated.. Thanks..
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Closed 11 years ago.
I have no experience in C# or .NET programming, but interested in developing with Kinect. Are there any good Java libs, open source projects for such stuff? Or C# + .NET is the only way?
How long it takes to adapt a new language is only up to you and your background.
However there is a very decent project called OpenKinect that has a Java (JNI and JNA) Wrappers.
you can lookup CLNUI4J for another reference for a Java framework for Kinect
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Closed 9 years ago.
I've seen some great in-browser tutorials and/or practice exercises in other languages. To name a few:
Ruby: Tryruby.org
JS: Codeacademy.com
Rails: railsforzombies.com
I've also seen great Java algorithm challenges at codingbat.com.
I haven't found anything similar for learning C, or Objective-C (which is my real goal). Any suggestions?
go ahead with http://developer.apple.com/library/mac/documentation/cocoa/conceptual/objectivec/objc.pdf
for Objective-C. It works great on my browser- opens up the pdf.
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Closed 10 years ago.
I want to be a GIS developer.
I know .net.
Is com essential for Developer.
Or com is outdated.
In which way i need to go.
Please guide me.
Com isn't the preferred method of doing things. However, as with many things, sometimes there are no other options and you are forced to use it.
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We need to create a basic PDF reader running on J2ME. While there are several PDF libraries for Java, I'm not sure whether they support J2ME.
Does anyone know a working J2ME PDF library? If not, why it's so hard to make it?
You may use JPedal for Java ME. You can find details here.