Favorite Assembler

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bitshifter wrote:4) Very easy to port to any operating system (only 2 files to mod)
If you have a minimal libc, you don't even have to modify any file. :wink:
XenOS wrote:The second reason is indeed AT&T syntax, which I use for GCC inline assembly anyway, so I don't have to mess with different syntax types.
I don't, because all my makefiles contain "CFLAGS = [...] -masm=intel" :D
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Hi,

NASM here too, for a very long time (although I did switch to YASM for a little while, before NASM supported 64-bit).


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Only a dead assembler is a good assembler. ;)

No, seriously, for that two and a half lines of assembly I don't really care that much. Any assembler that is available will do the job (which means a slight preference for gas, because basically everyone uses binutils anyway).
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I use NASM. The first assembler I encountered, and the one I still use today.
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