Posted by AntiHalcyon on 07:01:00 05-20-2002
I have been searching around for assembly compilers to use. I cannot get an answer on what is the lowest-level and/or most prefered. (on the linux platform) Could someone tell me what is the absolute lowest level asm compiler there is that is compatible with linux and/or the most prefered. (If you enter most prefered please tell why)
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Posted by Peter on 08:34:00 05-20-2002
You can forget MASM right away (Microsoft Assembler would never work on low level on GNU/Linux, quite logically). Nasm is the most popular one.
Posted by sacah on 20:48:00 05-20-2002
NASM is most popular cause it been round since before computers.
Well, you get my drift.
Posted by fsvara on 00:37:00 05-21-2002
what's a "low level assembler compiler"?
Posted by AntiHalcyon on 08:28:00 05-21-2002
fsvara: If you were talking to me then I would assume it would be a compiler that you code low level asm in. I heard there were some, but I am not 100% on that.
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Posted by sacah on 19:17:00 05-21-2002
Ppl are gettin confused with HLA and ASM
ASM is lopw level, HLA is a stupid nothing like ASM language.
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Some ppl like my self, call Masm32 HLA due to it using Windows API as to Ints.