Hi all!
I have just finished my old project which can helps FASM users to write Android applications. This is some macros files which allow creating ELF dynamically linked libraries with pure FASM. As you can see my English is very bad so I can not make good documentation (or maybe I am too lazy to do it), but if you have any questions please ask me. I don't know maybe these macros are too cumbersome and this project is impractical but anyway it proves that writing fully functional applications for Android using FASM is possible.


19 Jun 2014 - Added HelloWorld Android application to examples.

i run fasm-ndk-build.bat. but it only compile the lib file. how you can make the apk file?

Hello entung,

For generating an .apk file you can use any standard Android SDK tool (e.g. Eclipse plugin or command line utility).

By the truth, I have posted these files a long time ago and now I don’t remember exactly what utilities have I used and I don’t have Android SDK to check it. However if you have another question I will try to answer.

Thanks for your reply. Now I know that despite of horrible documentation and ugly examples (sorry for it) at least one forum member have tried it.

i'm currently learning native code in android. i think your example useful for newbie like me.

Do you have any documentation that describe how to call systemcall and librarycall and lists of them? preferably x86 instruction (maybe i need that for other machine too later).