I'm posting this because there is little trafic and I am curious.
I get to see various forms of "assembler" source code.
Some i understand, but neither my NASM nor IBM ASM assemblers
understand the code. Others are like an alien language with no
references to AX,BX,CD,DX,SI, DI and EAX EBX, ECX, EDX,EDSI, EDI and
so on, but to r0 through r7? and s0 and so on.
Anybody care to comment on:-
a) what is the above weird assembly language and what do you assemle
it with?
b) where can I find TASM (I had it and it's gone; whereas I seem to
still have everything else.
c) I have MASM 6.14, NASM v07, Nasm V08, WinDasm, Win32asm.
I work privately (fun) for DOS and DOS emulation targets, and
commercially for Windows native code targets (terribly complex - why?)
Which of the above assemblers are to be recommended, (if any) and
why?
d) if code starts ".386" or ".486", what assembler understands this
syntax?
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