well my issue is that if the tool has way too many stuff and features, it will make it no longer fit in one forum post and have scroll bars. Of course, though, if you can separate each tools into different pages and have no GUI/navbar/banner, it might be easier, though.

It is pretty simple and small. I will try to come up with a beta of the assembler to show.

aah ok then

Also I think you'll have to keep it hosted yourself, because my server only supports PHP 4.4.9, so there are big chances it will not work.

The hex disassembler I am sure it doesn't work. It relies on a feature of PHP 5.1.0.

But the assembler and code counter I don't know.
But we can always put the HTML front here in Omnimaga and it directs action to the PHP scripts in my host. The only problem would be bandwidth in future.

Quote from: DJ Omnimaga on December 14, 2009, 06:49:07 pm

aah ok then

Also I think you'll have to keep it hosted yourself, because my server only supports PHP 4.4.9, so there are big chances it will not work.

The hex disassembler I am sure it doesn't work. It relies on a feature of PHP 5.1.0.

But the assembler and code counter I don't know.
But we can always put the HTML front here in Omnimaga and it directs action to the PHP scripts in my host. The only problem would be bandwidth in future.

That and if your host goes down, then this part of Omnimaga would not be avaliable.

Back then, Omnimaga forums had all its images stored on United-TI while the forums was hosted on Invisionfree. When UTI went down (which happened at least 3 times per week sometimes), all forum skin images and button were down, making the forums impossible to browse

I think just making a rom avaliable to public (even if not for download) is not legal.

hmm im just curious if the .sav files are hostable cause if they are you just need to supply the rom once and ill store the sav files or are they the rom

DP... hmm someone just told me 1and1 actually had PHP5 support... strange. He actually told me it had both 4 and 5 installed at once. Weird, maybe it might work anyway. I guess once the script is done and it works on your host, maybe I could try on mine too?

I saw a host that you could switch between PHP4 and PHP5.

To see your working version save this code has a "name.php" file using some text editor like Notepad or Wordpad.
<?php
 phpinfo();
?>
Then send to the site (anywhere) and visit it. It will show in the first lines your PHP version.

EDIT: I have searched the available functions and there is a not much harder way to make the script PHP4 compatible. But only unsquish around 8000 bytes of maximum. I have to search more to avoid the limit.

Also today I can have a functional assembly code counter. It will not be yet very friendly to many uses but I will work for that once I get it working right. I don't have much experience with PHP, hence the difficulty to add early friendliness.

i checked with this code the other day and it said PHP 4.4.9 but some people said they tried PHP5 scripts and they worked fine. Weird.

That seems the latest PHP 4 version... Weird, I hope the script works, though.

I have the assembly code counter working in my computer (xampp in Windows). But the server is Linux, so I have to install properly spasm there, I think.

I hope to get this working soon...