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yfasm 25 Jun 2004, 17:36
Hi All,
I'm new here and also a new fasm user. For starting, I want to build my fasm from source. Any idea? Regards, Younès |
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25 Jun 2004, 17:36 |
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vid 25 Jun 2004, 20:30
maybe
fasm SOURCE\WIN32\fasm.asm SOURCE\WIN32\fasm.exe could work? (I am not sure what you want) |
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25 Jun 2004, 20:30 |
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gorshing 25 Jun 2004, 21:06
Are you wanting to create the fasm executable or an executable from your own code?
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25 Jun 2004, 21:06 |
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vid 26 Jun 2004, 07:09
there aren't any such options. Only option FASM takes is size of memory to allocate, and it isn't needed unless you needto compile large sources. Fasm is very straightforward and all characteristics of generated file are set in right in source. btw, all possible instruction optimizations are done automatically (jump size, choosing shorter instruction opcode etc.), and rest can be acheived by macros.
What other compilation options would you want? |
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26 Jun 2004, 07:09 |
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roticv 26 Jun 2004, 09:35
Nay it is not like you are compiling a C code or soemthing like that.
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26 Jun 2004, 09:35 |
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yfasm 26 Jun 2004, 13:14
Thank you. I understand now. I'll hope that learning fasm is not to hard ...
Regards, Younès |
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26 Jun 2004, 13:14 |
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vid 26 Jun 2004, 14:49
if you can code any assembler then no, you just have to read FASM's documentation (except part describing instructions)
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26 Jun 2004, 14:49 |
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