From: Felix Natter <f DOT natter AT ndh DOT net>
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Subject: Re: does the gnu assembler support FPU instructions?
Date: 03 Jul 1999 23:00:06 +0200
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Maurice Termeer <stermeer AT planet DOT nl> writes:
> can someone help me? and is it ok if i use nasm to code my functions and
> then use fpu
> instructions?

I know nasm supports fpu instructions. consider
getting the Intel Architecture Software
Developerīs Manuals (three Volumes) to learn how
to use fpu operations. Maybe
part one, Basic Architecture. I found it
diffcult too, because the instructions
always (? afaik) operate only on top the
so-called stack and when doing an operation
with another register, you have to push etc.
Seems weird to me. Maybe that guide helps
you get it. You can get it from
developer.intel.com.

BTW, Nasm really did release v0.98. ;-)
(they had been announcing it for over a year)

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Felix Natter