Dont care

[cotton509]

People i am running into the problem when i use the nasm comand in comand promt the problem is do i use a text editor and save the files as .s and .o then use the comand wich them makes them work?

[Troy Martin]

Save it to a .asm file and then run "nasm -o output.ext source.asm" or something like that.

[cotton509]

oh i just got it thanks troy.

[Troy Martin]

No problem.

[cotton509]

nope it did nothing grrr i am hating nasm.

[lollynoob]

Don't hate NASM, it's working just as it should. You're the one incapable of using a simple command line tool.

[Troy Martin]

/facepalm

What does it spit out, what errors?

[cotton509]

no the comand line goes back to the directory i set but it did nothing like the file is forect i used nasm.c and compiler.h

[Troy Martin]

That's what nasm does when it finds no errors. Your file should be in that directory.

[lollynoob]

no the comand line goes back to the directory i set but it did nothing like the file is forect i used nasm.c and compiler.h

If you used "nasm.c" and "compiler.h" you're doing something wrong; those files don't exist.

[cotton509]

yes they do

[lollynoob]

Show me.

[cotton509]

i will try assemble

[lollynoob]

You've been "try assemble" this whole time, why does anyone need to know that?

[Troy Martin]

Take a screenshot of the directory or folder. Attach it to a reply. Prove to us that these files exist.