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I got to step three (windows) after creating the test asm file and get the error: "'nasm' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file "
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Re: NASM - Help with tutorial for Hello World « Reply #1 on: June 09, 2022, 10:12:14 PM » Hi forevernoob, Welcome to the forum The problem is a simple one The code you show is for Linux I'm not good at 64 bit code and haven't run Windows since win 98 was current, so I can't help you much The code you want for Windows will include things like:
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Hello everybody I'm new to NASM and need a good tutorial to start programming on Windows 7 I've just installed NASM for Win64 and the linker GoLink (mentioned in a few forums) but was unsuccessful my first try due the lack of documentation for Windows (99% available is for Linux), I was able to assemble and link a minimalist (do nothing) example just to test, but when I open the EXEcutable
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Hello and thank you in advance for any replies I get to this topic I really like how GoLink exe uses user32 dll directly without any library requirements I have tested all the codes I posted here myself and they compile and link properly However, I would prefer to use NASM exe and ld exe to link this simple Hello World program if at all possible (again without using any libraries like
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NASM - The Netwide Assembler - Index15739 Posts in 3784 Topics by 3934 Members Latest Member: ToyBoy Latest Post: "Re: Snake game for MS-DO " ( June 16, 2025, 02:23:07 PM ) View the most recent posts on the forum
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Disassembling and then reassembling a windows exe file with nasm?Some years ago I played around with a disassembler called "Borg", or something similar to that Probably the most interesting part of it was that it generated assembler source which was almost completely compatible with MASM The only thing you really had to work to fix in the disassembled code was the data types (the
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Have some linking errors with ld: "relocation truncated to fit" mov al, [a] ; "[contents]" of a (and similar instances) Using the int 80h interface, and the 32-bit sys call numbers isn't really "right" in 64-bit code, but I'm told it still works, so you may want to leave it as is for now Poke around the "examples" section and see if you can find an example of 64-bit code Things are different
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