Re: CodeWright Error

responding to
http://www.electrondepot.com/embedded/codewright-error-124860-.htm , Nick
wrote:
Hi David, Rick and all others great person from this forum that reply me with
this precious information
Thank you so much for the precious information and recommendation
I understand you regarding manual. No worry

The problem with hiring someone that is experienced with MASM and CodeWright
is still not an easy option for me because i don't know (yet) no one that can
do this for me. Payment is not a problem because my company can pay that
service but where to find the person.

If here is someone that can support me with his services will not be a problem
to deal with for his services.

I was tried to find CodeWright and lose my time and assume risk because i have
no other options to solve this problem.

So, if here is some one that have are interested in a collaboration for this
subject please write me at office@dalvcommunication.com 

Thank you all for your time.



Regards
Nick

> david.brown  wrote:
>
> On 02/10/15 03:37, Nick wrote: 
> >  
> >  
> 
> I can't figure out what newsreader you are using or why you are using it
> 
> so badly, but /please/ fix things so that you actually reply to messages
> 
> in the same thread, rather than starting new threads, and make sure you 
> write your comments as text and not as a Usenet signature.  It's rare 
> that I see a poster and think that even Google Groups does not mess up 
> posts /that/ badly! 
> 
> >  
> > Hi all 
> > Thank you so much for your fast answer. 
> > I need this OLD version (v5.1) because i need to reprogram some OLD
> 
> > building 
> > management panels and i have support and manuals only for this
> version of 
> > codewright. 
> > As i am not an experimented developer i will have to follow
> instruction 
> > from 
> > this manual to with this version. 
> 
> I would strongly recommend that you don't touch this system.  Hire 
> someone who knows how these things work.  If you are so inexperienced 
> that you mix up editors and compilers (while writing in assembly), and 
> can't adapt instructions referring to one editor to work with a 
> different editor, then you are /way/ out of your depth. 
> 
> (I don't mean this as a criticism or an insult - people have different 
> experience, education, abilities and knowledge.  I have no idea what 
> your background is here - but it is clear that you don't have the 
> knowledge and abilities to handle the task set.  Accept that, and find 
> someone who can do the job.) 
> 
> > If i will get another compiler, i will be probably COMPLETELY LOST.
> I am 
> > anyway scared about this Codewright 5.1   :) 
> > I was searched few days (one, tow hours each day) to find this
> version 
> > but it 
> > is completely dispaerd. I tried as well on eBay and Amazon. 
> > I found anyway, Codewright v7.5 but i understand this have some bit
> 
> > difference. 
> > The problem is i have no space for mistakes because this system
> that i 
> > have to 
> > reprogram, is functional, in a bulding and if i make something
> wrong, 
> > system 
> > will not work any more. 
> 
> Again, for the sake of everyone in the building, don't try any more. 
> Get someone else to do the job. 
> 
> > Beside of the, programming of this must be made with Microsoft
> Macro 
> > Assembler 
> > MASM v6.1, then compiled with Codewrite and finale, loaded in the
> master 
> > panel 
> > via dedicated Winsweep serial communication software. 
> 
> Working in assembler is not for amateurs - at least, not for something 
> that matters.  And MASM is old and outdated software, for use in DOS 
> systems.  You need someone who is experienced with assembly programming 
> in DOS. 
> 
> 
> >  
> > Anyway, if is not a big deal for you, please help me with manual of
> this 
> > 5.1 
> > version, because, i did;t found manual over internet. 
> 
> The manual is in dead tree format - it's not a file that can be 
> downloaded.  No, I will not post it to you.  Even if it were a pdf, I 
> would not send it to you for two reasons.  One is that it is a 
> commercial product, and I would not violate the copyright like that (I 
> did once send someone a copy of some very old development software - 
> after first getting permission from the copyright owners).  Secondly, I 
> think that encouraging you here is a bad idea.  Unless I am 
> misunderstanding you entirely, I think anything you do here will cause a
> 
> great deal more harm than good.  (If I /am/ misunderstanding you, please
> 
> explain why.) 
> 
> > Anyway, i am an very ambitios guy and i will not stop searching
> until i 
> > will 
> > not find a copy :) 
> >  
> > Thank you so much for all time spent with my problem 
> 
> I hope I have helped by pointing out what I think is the /real/ problem 
> here - that you are unqualified to handle this task - rather than 
> helping you with your imagined problem of getting hold of the ancient 
> editor. 
> 
> >  
> > Regards 
> > Nick 
> 
> 

On 03/10/15 17:37, Nick wrote:
> responding to
> http://www.electrondepot.com/embedded/codewright-error-124860-.htm ,
> Nick wrote: Hi David, Rick and all others great person from this
> forum that reply me with this precious information Thank you so much
> for the precious information and recommendation I understand you
> regarding manual. No worry
>
> The problem with hiring someone that is experienced with MASM and
> CodeWright is still not an easy option for me because i don't know
> (yet) no one that can do this for me. Payment is not a problem
> because my company can pay that service but where to find the
> person.

I'm glad you are trying to find someone to handle this job.  But forget 
CodeWright - it is a complete irrelevancy here.  What you want is 
someone experienced with MASM and assembly programming for DOS (perhaps 
embedded DOS).

To give another analogy, you are reading instructions about writing in 
Bulgarian using a fountain pen, and focusing on the pen rather than the 
language.

On 03/10/15 17:37, Nick wrote:
> responding to
> http://www.electrondepot.com/embedded/codewright-error-124860-.htm ,
> Nick wrote: Hi David, Rick and all others great person from this
> forum that reply me with this precious information Thank you so much
> for the precious information and recommendation I understand you
> regarding manual. No worry
>
> The problem with hiring someone that is experienced with MASM and
> CodeWright is still not an easy option for me because i don't know
> (yet) no one that can do this for me. Payment is not a problem
> because my company can pay that service but where to find the
> person.

I'm glad you are trying to find someone to handle this job.  But forget 
CodeWright - it is a complete irrelevancy here.  What you want is 
someone experienced with MASM and assembly programming for DOS (perhaps 
embedded DOS).

To give another analogy, you are reading instructions about writing in 
Bulgarian using a fountain pen, and focusing on the pen rather than the 
language.