Damn you, Sublime! I love you, but for fuck's sake, why don't you provide syntax highlighting for x86 assembly? :(

Pretty sure theres a package for that

nasm assembly
Something like that
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@Daveloper I fucking love you...

@Gogeta70
Glad it helped you 😊

@Daveloper Yeah, it was hard to tell the comments from the code. I'm planning on writing some code that'll execute C++ object constructors, so I can write my kernel in C++, and I want to do it in assembly, so this makes it much easier lol.

Am I from those few that only started to used sublime because notepad++ isn't available for Linux lol and use it only on Linux 😅

@gitpush Before I started using Linux, I used Notepad++ on Windows for web development, and code::blocks for c/cpp. When I moved to Linux, I bounced around a little bit before I found Sublime.

So I guess I did something similar :p

Because it's not vim :^)

@SimpleJ I think I'll stick to an editor from this century... Lol

there are 3 different commonly used x86 assembly languages: gas, nasm, masm. which one would it use?

@gitpush did you try notepadqq on linux?

@tbodt depends what are you aiming to develop and on which platform

@fuhrmie531 never heard of it lol I'll check it out

@Lahsen2016 sublime is not written in javascript, if that sort of thing convinces you to spend money

Vim has this builtin (or some plugin has it for me, but pretty sure builtin) :eyes: