On 9/1/06, Adam Goddard <pashosh@tpg.com.au> wrote:
> From what I can find, it's possibly a Newton Assembly language compiler?
> http://lists.tunes.org/archives/tunes/1997-April/001129.html
> Or: "NASM is the Netwide Assembler, a free portable assembler for the
> Intel 80x86 microprocessor series, which uses the traditional Intel
> instruction mnemonics and syntax."
Yeah,
I would think that you conclusion is probably close to what it might be.
I would further venture to hypothesize that it does this but ALSO that
it might be -
A portable solution to write code where you can transfer to and from a
desktop computer the code you are working on...
By what Frank describes I would say that thoughts on it which I also
contemplated might be correct... but the gap after you tap the icon
could be it wanting to process a data file OR that it's trying to
communicate with a desktop bet eventually fails for whatever reason
because it's not able to get what it's looking OR waiting for.
Hey we can only dream right! ;-)
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