NASM - The Netwide Assembler

NASM Forum => Other Discussion => Topic started by: tysonprogrammer on September 19, 2022, 10:07:19 PM

Title: Comment about compiling nasm
Post by: tysonprogrammer on September 19, 2022, 10:07:19 PM

This is by far the easiest open source project I have come across to compile, I expected to see compile time errors and got none.

kudos to the nasm authors and contributors.

that is all, enjoy your day.

Tyson.

Title: Re: Comment about compiling nasm
Post by: debs3759 on September 21, 2022, 03:14:47 AM

Numerous programmers have contributed their time and skills to ensure that nasm compiles and runs on most systems, using a good range of compilers. The goal always being to have an up to date assembler that works out of the box for as many systems as possible. I've not personally worked on the code, but it's good to see positive feedback.

Title: Re: Comment about compiling nasm
Post by: James2M on December 29, 2022, 04:01:56 AM

Compiling an assembly program with NASM can be done on Linux or Windows, as NASM is available for both platforms. Cuchd.Blackboard.com (https://www.cuims.net/)
An NASM assembler will turn your low-level coding, using mnemonics, into machine language that can be understood by the processor. This article will not teach you to program with NASM, but to create an executable command for Linux and Windows from NASM source code.

Thanks,

Title: Re: Comment about compiling nasm
Post by: Frank Kotler on December 29, 2022, 04:11:15 AM

Ummm yes James2M...

But this topic is about compiling the Nasm code, not assembling a program with Nasm.

Best,
Frank