I had option between French and German.

But yes, French has influence through Europe education even after falling behind English.

The idea of giving calculator help and support in the native language seems attractive. Omnimaga was really complete back then.

Even there aren't enough users for a full sub-forum it could exist an international one where any language is permitted and you indicate the language by an English tag indicating the language. For example, for a German topic the title has to start with "[German]". The only problem is we can't assure support to every language so better make a sticky that tells if there is a regular user than can help in some language.


It would be fun to me start learning French. Do you know any good website for that? I will use google translate for a while but I will really need a good website/ebook to learn French.
EDIT:
I could definitely be the "responsible" for Portuguese topics. I could try to write Spanish, although I warn it may sometimes decay to "Portuguesish" (Portuguese+Spanish). I know basic German but is very very rusty.

I learned one thing of Dutch, I think, "wereld" is today. xD

Followed DJ indications and here it goes:
http://asmtools.omnimaga.org/asmunsquisher/

Works to me but some people may need to wait for a while to spread through the Internet. (something about DNS)

Normally I wouldn't do this but there are easter eggs because we are in Easter! *twisted evil smile*
Good easter and happy eggs hunt.
Hint: what is the other asm tool that I coded?

I noticed it needs a favicon (16x16 or 32x32). I will try to come with something that includes some of these ideas:
- omnimaga symbols
- hex numbers (0-9 and A-F) (instead of A could be the alpha from omnimaga)
- z80 assembly code
- grayscale colours

And I will try to host the online assembler and code counter in the subdomain.

It seems more Linux to me, though, because the old Omnimaga forum originally started with a fixed background and in IE/Opera/Firefox, I would still manage to scroll at at least 10-15 FPS on a 350 MHz Pentium II running Windows XP SP2 with 256 MB of RAM and a 8 MB integrated video card.

Ouch, XP with Pentium II and 256MB? Sometimes I had my nerves tested with Pentium 4 and 512MB... I don't know if 10-15 FPS is good for wep pages or documents. I only know that for pc videos and games is bad.

For a compiler 8KBs seems really small.

O_o
Why I don't learn?
Fake, fake, fake.

Basically that you could handle numbers from 0 to 255 or -128 to 127 with lowercase letters.
You gain 26 fast variables for numbers.
Operations with them would be much faster (and maybe smaller, depending on the overhead to all functions needed) when translated to assembly.

An example usage of this:
1->a
If a<8
a+1->a
Disp a>Dec

I have one idea but is an important add in Axe Parser:

Use letters a-b (note the lowercase) to serve has 8-bit variables. You could most operations you can with the default 16-bit A-Z.
And be able to use the a-z numbers in the A-Z operations.

This would need a major rewrite in Axe Parser functions, I think, but could make it even faster.

I still would like the port access and indirection to places other than the equated in L1 to L6.