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For a standalone assembler, I think YASM is a little more the default nowadays than NASM, although honestly the two are probably very interchangeable. Another m
by jcranmer 4y ago
For a standalone assembler, I think YASM is a little more the default nowadays than NASM, although honestly the two are probably very interchangeable. Another major option is to use your C compiler's assembler (gas, clang -cc1as, or masm), or suck it up and use inline assembly directly.