Assembler what else?

Ok it's me again. I want to learn assembler from the ground up. I
know how a computer works. i.e. (bin,hex,blah,blah). Right now I'm
using NASM for linux i have others but this one seems to be the one i
like. I've been to all the sights everyone has posted. I will not
take info for any type of windows. I am using the 8086 instruction
set. (but once you learn one the others will be easy to learn).. That
enough info?

If you're writing for Linux, then you're using the 80386 instruction set.
Unless you use a DOS emulator (of which there are several), Linux programs
are always 32-bit.
--
- Tim Roberts, timr@probo.com
Providenza & Boekelheide, Inc.

"If you're writing for Linux, then you're using the 80386 instruction set."
Sorry I meant 80x86

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2 19th June 17:56 tim roberts External User Posts: 1	Assembler what else? If you're writing for Linux, then you're using the 80386 instruction set. Unless you use a DOS emulator (of which there are several), Linux programs are always 32-bit. -- - Tim Roberts, timr@probo.com Providenza & Boekelheide, Inc.

3 19th June 17:57 dahrkon External User Posts: 1	Assembler what else? "If you're writing for Linux, then you're using the 80386 instruction set." Sorry I meant 80x86