fasmcon

fasmcon 2006

Fasm's home town Kraków (Poland) hosted first fasmcon. HyperVista made a great effort to turn this at first unorganized meeting (initially called a "technical discussion") into a real conference with webcasted talks from a conference room.

The conference took place at Hotel Wyspiański in Lajkonik conference room on 30th of September.

Attenders

Special host Tomasz Grysztar (Poland), author of fasm, gave talk about fasm history
Martin Mocko (vid, Slovakia) presented FASMLIB, a library written in fasm for assembly coders
Karel Lejska (MazeGen, Czech Rep.) showed live output of an x86 code obfuscator
Don Bailey (HyperVista, USA)
Madis Kalme (Madis731, Estonia)
Łukasz Szańca (ender, Poland)

Talks

Tomasz Grysztar: History of fasm

Part 1

Part 2

Martin Mocko: Introduction to FASMLIB, a general-purpose library for 32-bit x86 assembly coders

Don Bailey talks about hypervisor

Karel Lejska demonstrates his x86 code obfuscator.

Pictures

Fasmcon story from Karel's point of view:

Friday

Me and vid (on the left) met in Žilina, Slovakia. Vid took his home-made slivovitz, the source of real joy.

Smells nice, isn't it?

Vid was also trying to make some noise on someone's guitar.

After our arrival to Kraków, HyperVista invited us to a pub for a dinner and some drinking. A little while afterwards, vid started to look just like he needs a reboot.

In the meantime, HyperVista and Tomasz coded a souvenir for the pub.

Saturday

You know, the conference day. I was too scared because of that so there are just two, but very nice photos taken at the reception of the hotel right after the conference. (HyperVista, vid, Tomasz)