The first tutorial for the Netwide Assembly Programming Language, Full typed up version available on http://www.codebundle.zxq.net/tutorials/
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i have a mac and when i try to assemble the code (via nasm -fmacho32 somefile.s -o nasm.o) and it says: error: The Mach-O output format does not support any special symbol types. i have no idea why. please help…
getting error message ‘ld is not internal recognized as an internal or external command’
great tutorial but ur website is down bro
thanks a lot!
Thanks for this!
can it work for uduntu 16.04 also
For this to work for 64 bit just make sure to use ‘elf64’ instead of ‘elf’ in the nasm command.
Nasm is not a programming language, it’s an assembler used to write assembly code.
Thanks for the tutorial. Was very usefull because the ensambler is not documented only in books
becuz i tried it gives me the error page not found
i thought it was .code for the main proc , i am confused , can you still use .text ?
hey left the link in the description is it working….?
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Learnt more from this video than I did in my 2 hour lecture
2nd hardest? harder than the brainf*ck programming language?
I’m taking a computer architecture and assembly language course, and this was super helpful. Thank you!
Why dont you just use BBC Basic? It has assembler built in.
http://www.bbcbasic.co.uk/bbcwin/bbcwin.html
this was helpfull
dint know what 1 or 4 or 10 meant..thank u for the tutorial
nasm is NOT a programming language 0:06
thanks
yeah but if you are that advanced, you should already know that the easiest way to skipping through words with your arrow is not by going with arrow keys after each letter, but by pressing control and arrow left or right will skip the entire word through the line easily. i bet 95% of the people reading this did not know that yet.
Which version of Ubuntu are you using?
black interface make it hard to read,
The link in the description isn’t working.
Amazing tutorial, nevertheless.
wish you hadn’t stopped at part 3