After 4 days I already LOVE nasm and I already have a major problem.
I have been recompiling an old 8086 program which is about 12,000 lines of code (data section NOT included) and
everything is in hex.
mov ax,FFFF
int 21
cmp word [1010],----
Anything with a letter errors out (which is good) but anything like 21 just reads it as decimal 21.
Short of going thru 12,000 lines of code handwise, and trying to fix everything, or write a basic program to try to figure every
type of coding (so I don't screw up labels or registers) and appending an "h", is there anyway for the compiler or the program to just assume everything is in HEX?
Thanks for any help in advance