Anyone using Asm-One?

[GreatLor]

Hey  I'm starting what I should've started at the same time I started reading some stuff about amiga asm programming, fiddling with some programs!
I found Asm-One a very cool assembler but there seem to be some bugs in it.
For example the Jmp address funtion on the monitor doesn't seem to jump to anywhere, unless I use a very small address. The Quick jump (what's the difference?) does work though...
Do you also get that problem?

The manual is also not complete wich is a very big drawback for me...

So generally, what is your opinon on this assembler, should I go with it?
It even has PPC support with Altivec support!!

Lets see ... the debugging is NOT working for me (it just types the very first instruction followed below by all the cpu registers and last the usual prompt, as a result I CANNOT use the down-cursor-key to step through the code one instruction at a time. (maybe I'm doing something wrong ?)
Also, when I start asmOne it requests for the "SOURCES" disk, I did not obtain such a thing (files) when I downloaded the asmOne.

[GreatLor]

@Jose, hey hows it going ? ok, I know now how to use the debugger, usage: "k [ea/label]" after assembling, but you probably knew that !

Hey Jose (and anyone else), you done any cool stuff (intro-/demo-like) ?

[GreatLor]

I see ...

As for me, I just want to do some stuff I never had time/energy to do when I was a teenager, like: vector-stuff on asm. (A couple of years ago finally I managed to do a vector-cube in Amos - no, NOT Amos-3D), I read in a tutorial about that linear algebra was the thing to go for as square-rooting is too slow, I must say I used sguare to pull of the rotation (linear algebra was never my stronger side), is square-rooting really TOO slow copmpared to linear-algebra ?, replies from anyone with experience of vector-coding will really be appreciated !  :-)

[GreatLor]

Bah, noone cares it seems ...  :-D