From:	"AndrewJ" <luminous-is AT home DOT com>
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> Hello, I have searched the FAQs and the mailing lists and have come up with
> nothing on links to the AT&T assembler programming method, how to do inline
> assembler with DJGPP, or how to use NASM with DJGPP.  Any help would be
> appreciated.  Thanks!

I can't help you with DJGPP's inline assembler or AT&T syntax assembler, but to
use NASM you just code up your assembler module and assemble it using the -f
coff option to output the appropriate object file format.  As far as details
such as parameter passing methods and such, I can't help you there either, but
I believe it uses the normal DOS 'C' method where all arguments are passed on
the stack from left to right with return values being placed in EAX.  Some of
the more learned people here can probably provide more information than that.

If you want a hard way to learn AT&T assembler, take a look at the library
source code package (DJLSR203ZIP)

AndrewJ

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