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Thank you for explaining. Since this book targets Ubuntu I'm assuming Linux supports Intel syntax now, so I guess that this also means that it will be a more "
by vanderZwan 3y ago
Thank you for explaining.
Since this book targets Ubuntu I'm assuming Linux supports Intel syntax now, so I guess that this also means that it will be a more "portable skill" across different systems.
- pjmlp 3y agoIt has supported Intel syntax for decades now, and yasm/nasm also exist on Linux and BSDs, doesn't change the fact that it is still quite common. Android is probably the only Linux based system where Intel's syntax is favoured via yasm's inclusion on the NDK.