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Subject: Nasm v/s Gas
Date: Tue, 3 Dec 2002 12:06:22 +0000 (GMT)
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Hi All ,

   I'am a Assembly learner , working 
on Linux Platform .

   I was not able to decide whether I should
learn assembly programming using NASM or 
GNU-As  .

   As Linux Inline assembly accepts 'gas'
syntax , I would like to know which of 
the two to use .

   So I would like to know what are the 
advantages and disadvantages involved in 
using NASM v/s GNU-As ?

   Thanks in Advance .

Bye,
Sarvesh

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