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MASM was a decent assembler, but it also had some syntax choices that lead to excessive verbosity. In any case, today nasm is mostly equivalent with it, if not
by adrian_b 3mo ago
MASM was a decent assembler, but it also had some syntax choices that lead to excessive verbosity.
In any case, today nasm is mostly equivalent with it, if not better, while being kept much more up-to-date with the Intel-AMD ISA extensions.
- not_a9 3mo agoOut of idle curiosity: can NASM emit Windows unwind information? For the matter, can any assembler do so automatically?