Here’s an archive.org mirror of the broken “Why no one should use the AT&T syntax ever, for any reason, under any circumstances” link: https://web.archive.org/web/20251128060318/https://outerprod...
Anyone noticing some pretty heavy skill atrophy from all the Claude/Codex use in the last few months?
I feel like this is a great way to get back to basics and keep the eng skills sharp. Maybe I should try something similar...
Why would one choose NASM over FASM? The makers of KolibriOS (an OS written entirely in assembler) chose FASM but the reason eludes me.
To me all assemblers look alike and it would even be feasible to write one's own just for the heck of it.
Using GDB to debug Asm is... certainly a choice.
Here’s an archive.org mirror of the broken “Why no one should use the AT&T syntax ever, for any reason, under any circumstances” link: https://web.archive.org/web/20251128060318/https://outerprod...
Anyone noticing some pretty heavy skill atrophy from all the Claude/Codex use in the last few months?
I feel like this is a great way to get back to basics and keep the eng skills sharp. Maybe I should try something similar...
Why would one choose NASM over FASM? The makers of KolibriOS (an OS written entirely in assembler) chose FASM but the reason eludes me.
To me all assemblers look alike and it would even be feasible to write one's own just for the heck of it.
Using GDB to debug Asm is... certainly a choice.