P.S. This isn't really a programming question, but I found no other suitable section. Feel free to move it.
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That's what I meant. How can I define it? XML? Or just have the assembler write the code according to a definition?m0skit0 wrote:Well you kind of can think about it as a programming question, but I don't understand what you mean exactly... To create a file format, you define its format first, then you might also want to generate some examples to process.
Know, I meant how can I define it, so that my program can write instructions in order, according to the format. Should I use XML for defining it? I really have no idea. I could to it on a piece of paper and then tell my program to write the instructions accordingly, but I want it to automatically recognize the order so that I can change it later on.m0skit0 wrote:I still don't understand. If it's your own file format, then it cannot be XML because XML already exists as a file format... Maybe what you mean is what format would be more suitable to your needs?
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