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adefeo 12 Jan 2004, 20:20
is FASM NASM compatible?
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adefeo 12 Jan 2004, 20:41
fine if nobody wants to answer i'll take my business elsewhere (like back to NASM)
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decard 12 Jan 2004, 20:57
heya... people need sometime to answer
![]() Well, both assemblers have similar syntax (based on TASM's ideal mode) but they differ in some solutions, for example in NASM you write something like this: Code: [BITS 16] [org 0x100] Code: use16
org 0x100 but anyway porting your code to FASM should be rather easy... For details, check FASM examples, and manual ![]() |
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adefeo 12 Jan 2004, 21:16
thanks.....and sorry for rushing you guys.
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fasm9 12 Jan 2004, 21:39
adefeo wrote: fine if nobody wants to answer i'll take my business elsewhere (like back to NASM) Hi, Excuse my interrupting you, i have a question. Do you feel NASM lack something? if yes, please come here, try to learn FASM.. -- PS: imo, study electronics rather than each-assembler-syntax. truth is unchangeable. and common sense. Last edited by fasm9 on 17 Jan 2004, 04:15; edited 1 time in total |
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stevedperkins 16 Jan 2004, 21:07
Quote: fine if nobody wants to answer i'll take my business elsewhere (like back to NASM) LOL... your orgininal question and this "follow-up" are only 20 minutes apart! You DO realize that this isn't IRC, right? I don't know exactly how much "business" you can provide to free/open-source assemblers... but maybe it would be best if you did look somewhere else. |
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