This is my assembly playground, where I put some files written in the Intel syntax of assembly for x86 architecture, Linux.
You are VERY WELCOME to open issues (or even PRs?) if you see that I'm doing something in the wrong way, use anti-patterns or anything! Which is likely, because I'm not guided by any courses or classes, I just come up with ideas of what I want to code, and code them. Thanks :)
Note that each file of source code is independent of others, so they should be compiled separately.
32-bit source files are denoted with "_32" in the end of their filenames (without extension).
nasm -f elf32 -o source_file.o source_file.s
ld -m elf_i386 -o executable source_file.oIf you want to produce a smaller executable, you might want to add -s --nmagic to linker
arguments. Read more about their meaning in the manual :)
After that, run the produced executable file.
64-bit source files are denoted with "_64" in the end of their filenames (without extension).
To compile them you need to do the same thing you would do with 32-bit ones, but instead of
nasm -f elf32 run nasm -f elf64 and instead of ld -m elf_i386 run ld -m elf_x86_64.