On Thu, 21 Jan 1999, Stefan Pettersson wrote:
> I have a large program written in MS-DOS-assembler, which I want to
> assemble in big-linux.
> Which assembler has most similar mnemonics?
If you're not afraid of having to do a little reworking, I recommend NASM.
The opcode mnemonics are similiar to MASM, although the assembler has
different directives and so on. It's also open-source, highly-portable,
and well-supported.
> Sorry, the question is a bit off-topic.
Off-topic for ELKS? Hardly! :)
Shani
