flat assembler
Message board for the users of flat assembler.
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revolution
fasm is a 32-bit program and requires a 80386 CPU or higher. It won't work on an 8088 machine.
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Krabby
revolution wrote: fasm is a 32-bit program and requires a 80386 CPU or higher. It won't work on an 8088 machine. Oh Darn, That is a shame, I had a feeling I read that somewhere, I liked the sound of a low-level assembler, What assembler would you suggest for such a machine? I am going to research YASM, Thanks, |
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ACP
You just need to cross compile in order to use TASM. If you want to assemble directy on your target host try A86 assembler.
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JohnFound
There was an excellent assembler for 8088 machines. The name is TASM by SpeedWare company. (It is not the same as TASM from Borland).
It still can be downloaded from abandon-ware web sites. Search for "TASM by SpeedWare". It is integrated with editor and can directly compile .com files. |
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Krabby
ACP wrote: You just need to cross compile in order to use TASM. If you want to assemble directy on your target host try A86 assembler. Hello, I heard that ASM86 was the first 'real' assembler for the x86, It was used on the ISIS and later DOS, I think the copy I have is the correct one, I will check later, Apparently it is what other assemblers based their syntax off, Some of the documentation I have for it states there is a programming guide for it but I am yet to find it, I really wanted to stick to one language which would be compatible with 64-bit systems, How hard is it to switch between languages? |
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ACP
Krabby wrote:
A86 is a different assembler - you can find it here: http://eji.com/a86/#OverviewA86 What you are referring to is this: http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/intel/ISIS_II/121628-003_ASM86_Macro_Assembler_Operating_Instructions_Sep82.pdf |
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DOS386
Krabby wrote:
NASM 16-bit versions: sf.net/projects/nasm/files/DOS%2016-bit%20binaries%20(OBSOLETE)/ Cm reportedly had newer 16-bit NASM binaries: http://www.bttr-software.de/forum/board_entry.php?id=8617#p8617 What OS does it have? Please test FreeDOS (without UIDE, JAM386, DOSNTLFN, and other >= 386 junk) and report results in FreeDOS list or BTTR forum ![]() |
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