ok NASM is compiled like this:

nasm -f elf file.asm
ld file.o -o file
and run it with ./file

and how to compile FASM?
I saw How to make Linux executable?
or 'm I just too dump not to understand

are there any FASM assembly GOOD tutorials written for linux


please I need help been looking whole day and I gave up posting in forum for help

Fasm is invoked with "fasm [filename]", w/o the braces of course. Depending on the format you use, you may or may not have to link the produced file before it is executable. See 2.4.4 Executable and Linkable Format for info on the different elf formats available.

EDIT: For more info on invoking Fasm from the command line, see 1.1.2 Executing compiler from command line

You can create ELF files directly using fasm, but the "convention" is to only assemble with fasm and then link the resulting object file against the local libraries, just like you are doing with nasm. I personally use gcc.


By the way, makefiles are very useful.

thanks