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Does anyone know a good assembler for x86_64 and preferably some code samples on it's usage. I've got Gnu as naturally but it's stupid AT&T syntax as is traditional with anything out of Gnu.
//edit - preferably this assembler would run on Linux.//
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Posted 24 November 2007 - 12:29 AM
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FASM supports both IA-32 and x86-64, and is available for a long list of operating systems, including Linux.
NASM does not currently support x86-64, but in the next version (2.0) it will be supported. Currently it only support IA-32. It's also available for Linux.
NASM does not currently support x86-64, but in the next version (2.0) it will be supported. Currently it only support IA-32. It's also available for Linux.
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Posted 24 November 2007 - 02:37 AM
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Cheers I'll look at FASM. I usually use NASM but saw it didn't have the new version out yet.
Moving to 64bit has been a pain with a lot of the tool chain. I've already had to compile several things including an hour long run for my scheme interpreter.
Moving to 64bit has been a pain with a lot of the tool chain. I've already had to compile several things including an hour long run for my scheme interpreter.
