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Assembler for Mac
Hi, which assembler should I use for my Mac? Does it come with one? Should I learn the x86 Assembly language? BTW, I use an Intel iMac, Mac OS X 10.4.9.
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I would check out http://mac.softpedia.com/.
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Or you could use what it comes with, GNU Assembler (GAS)
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Hmm, how can I use it through the command line? I tried 'gas' and didn't work, I also tried 'as' but it says: "-bash: ./a.out: Permission denied" when I run it. BTW I don't know at all how to write assembly so the file I assembled is something I got from the internet:
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.cstring LC0: .ascii "Hello World!\0" .text .globl _main _main: call LC0 I tried assembing it like this: "as practice.asm". The response was: "practice.asm:0:End-of-File not at end of a line practice.asm:6:End-of-File not at end of a line practice.asm:unknown:Partial line at end of file ignored" and an output file: a.out. Thanks for your time |
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