Re: Fwd: NASM

Phil Carmody wrote:
> Your problem, quite literally, is that you are using windows.
>
> nasm is a tool that operates on .asm files (the actaul
> filename/extension's irrelevant).  You're not giving it a file 
> to operate on, and so it's operating on nothing. And the result of
> operating on nothing is ... nothing. Which is the result you're 
> seeing.

In particular, NASM is a command-line tool.  Run it from the command 
prompt, with appropriate arguments, not by double-clicking.

        -hpa



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