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- nasm with gdb
Nasm's "-f win32" doesn't have a "debug information" format - adding "-g" is silently ignored Still, there is apparently enough symbolic information in the executable for Ollydbg to work with Adding "-g" to gcc's command line may cause gcc to pass "whatever it's got" to the executable (we want it in Linux, anyway)
- Beginning with NASM
Beginning with NASM Do you know what you want to be able to do first, and what operating system you want to write code for? The "Programming with NASM" and "Example Code" sub forums both contain helpful threads for DOS, Windows and Linux programmers, as well as sample code to run in any OS It'll be easier to help you if we know what your aims are
- Nasm Speed - Netwide Assembler
Nasm Speed I run Nasm on Windows; would that be an unintentionally crippled version compared to Linux? If create test files of the same few lines repeated thousands of times, then I can also get timings of 0 5 seconds for 20K lines, or 2 seconds for 80K lines (Not particulary fast compared to my own tools, but usable ) But, 80K lines' of real code was much slower (at least 20 seconds with -O0
- Programming with NASM
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- Compiling recent versions of NASM with VC++ 2017
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- from NASM to MASM - Netwide Assembler
from NASM to MASM Hello guys My task is to change code from MASM to NASM I changed the code a little bit but it is still not enough The most important part is the print section I've seen the documentation about nasm and masn differences, but everything is like a black magic for me Still don't know how to change to nasm printf This is sieve of eratosthenes
- NASM OOP - Work In Progress
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- Dev request? NASM, OMF Borland linker
I don't know if NASM can do this? MASM has an end segment directive, but NASM doesn't " Is there any way of being able to create the OMF as per borland c++ at with NASM at the moment? If not, would it be possible for submit a change request (?) to have some sort of extension added to the omf on the global instruction, eg global _A:borland
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