Added Support for Code Runner

[thehamzaihsan]

Added support for coderunner. I currently only have a linux machine but I'll try adding support for MacOs and Windows. If you find anything wrong in the PR please make sure to let me know about it.

Btw if the mod is reading this: Thank you so much for this repo, I am on linux and my university only allows MASM, so this is a great help. Thanks alot.

[thehamzaihsan]

Tested on Friends Macbook and it works there too 🎉.

[jere-mie]

Great addition, and I'm glad you found easy-masm helpful :)

I've just added some suggested changes.

PS. I'm thrilled to see people around the world using easy-masm. Please feel free to send this repo to your colleagues as well as your professor. My university now incorporates easy-masm into the curriculum of our assembly class, and yours could too. It makes life much better on the future students who take this class.

[kilbouri]

It may be a good idea to adjust the instructions slightly to make them apply to a single workspace, rather than the entire User profile. The reasoning is that EasyMASM only exists in a single folder.

This can be achieved my simply adding a step to switch from the User tab to the Workspace tab in the extension settings.

[jere-mie]

It may be a good idea to adjust the instructions slightly to make them apply to a single workspace, rather than the entire User profile. The reasoning is that EasyMASM only exists in a single folder.

This can be achieved my simply adding a step to switch from the User tab to the Workspace tab in the extension settings.

I don't use code runner or do much vscode customization stuff so I don't know much about this... but yea I think making it workspace specific would probably be better than user specific. I wonder if there's a way to automatically handle this by adding a .vscode/ folder to this repo? maybe idk

[kilbouri]

It may be a good idea to adjust the instructions slightly to make them apply to a single workspace, rather than the entire User profile. The reasoning is that EasyMASM only exists in a single folder.
This can be achieved my simply adding a step to switch from the User tab to the Workspace tab in the extension settings.

I don't use code runner or do much vscode customization stuff so I don't know much about this... but yea I think making it workspace specific would probably be better than user specific. I wonder if there's a way to automatically handle this by adding a .vscode/ folder to this repo? maybe idk

Unfortunately, .vscode/settings.json does not currently support platform-scoped settings. This may be a blocker for doing it this way, sadly. Now, on Windows, ./run (in Powershell) does automatically use the .bat file by default.

One solution would be to build a small program to detect the user's platform and run the right script?

[thehamzaihsan]

Hi there, thanks for you response, added the changes.