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  • 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
  • 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)
  • Random number - forum. nasm. us
    Nasm only assembles what x86 (_64) implements I vaguly recall hearing that some CPU *does* include a "random" instruction, but I can't find it I use "rdtsc" Since it always comes up with an even number, I shift it right one to get rid of the low (always zero) bit No way this is truely "random", since it is always increasing, but probably good enough for "guess the number" If you need
  • Linking problems - Netwide Assembler
    Stick with the code with "ExitProcess" in it That's for Windows I can tell you that Jeremy Gordon's GoLink is popular with Nasm Windows users ld should work, but I can't tell you where to find the library you apparently need Uppercase "-L" on ld's command line specifies path to the libraries and lowercase "-l" specifies the library, I believe
  • Terminate constant string in NASM source?
    Hi, I am trying to push a constant "string" (4 bytes), onto the stack, but I need to "terminate" the string with bytes containing 0x00 The string is something like "e!", and the assembled code should look like: 6865210000 I've tried: PUSH 'e!\0\0' but that doesn't seem to work (I get a warning from NASM, and it appears to be interpreting the "\0" literally, i e , as two bytes) Does anyone
  • . . start unrecognized symbol - Netwide Assembler
    start unrecognized symbol ; nasm -f elf32 myprog asm ; ld -o myprog myprog o global _start section text ; code (subroutines) can go here, if you like _start: ; your code will begin execution here ; do your thing ; don't forget to exit back to shell! mov bl, 42 ; return 42 - "echo $?" to see it mov eax, 1 int 80h But for dosbox, whatever you were doing should still work The problem is
  • How to create . map files?? - forum. nasm. us
    In the case of "-f bin", Nasm acts as its own linker, so can make a map file Since map files only apply to "-f bin", instead of a command line option (normally to the command line of the linker) Nasm puts the "map" command in the source code This is confusing to people who are used to asking for a map file on the command line!
  • Using LEA - load effective address - Netwide Assembler
    "lea" is kind of a funny instruction It calculates an "effective address" - memory - but it doesn't really "do" anything with the memory, it just does arithmetic Still, it requires a memory reference as its second parameter





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