Re: boost with nasm
On 2 Mar, 23:16, "Bill Cunningham" <nos...@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Can someone show me a short code for the infamous "hello world" in nasm
syntax. Which if I'm correct is Intel?
Here are Nasm examples for Linux and Windows.
http://codewiki.wikispaces.com/linux_stdout.nasm
http://codewiki.wikispaces.com/winstdout.nasm
Yes, Nasm uses Intel syntax.
James
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Relevant Pages
- Re: Why there are so many assemblers.
... But *clearly* the discussion of the creation of NASM predated ... >> reasonable facsimile to the Intel assembler. ... that was in mid-1996), MASM was still a commercial product, TASM was a ... I have a problem with Rene Tournois calling it an "Intel Syntax" ...
(alt.lang.asm) - Re: Why there are so many assemblers.
... The manual, written much later, may be correct in terms of what NASM became, but that's not the original intent. ... various usenet boards announcing a desire to create an "Intel Syntax" assembler that was free, and portable to Linux. ... The impression I got was that people wanted an "Intel Syntax" assembler for Linux, ... quick that the people actually working on the project didn't have the experience to develop anything remotely similar to MASM, or even a reasonable facsimile to the Intel assembler. ...
(alt.lang.asm) - Re: Nasm genesis
... "Intel Syntax" assembler. ... had pretty much decided that NASM wasn't headed in the right direction ... References to that documentation don't prove squat. ... NASM is *not* an Intel Syntax assembler. ...
(alt.lang.asm) - Re: Why there are so many assemblers.
... "Intel Syntax" assembler that was free, ... I became quite interested in the project because, at the time, MASM ... In 1995-1996 when I got my hands on the first releases of NASM, ...
(alt.lang.asm) - Intel Syntax is bad
... > 1) Nobody ever heard of this "Assembler". ... NASM, FASM, and RosAsm are "Intel Syntax" compatible are simply wrong. ... "Intel Syntax" was design back in the late 1970s, ...
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