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GNU Assembler

Name	gas
Version	2.32 (Feb 2019)
Vendor	FSF
Author	Dean Elsner
Licence	GNU GPL v3
WWW

The GNU Assembler (gas) was intended to assemble the output of the GNU C compiler (gcc) for use by the GNU linker (ld). It also supports writing code to run in real mode or in 16-bit protected mode code segments.

Version 2.10 supports AT&T Syntax and Intel Syntax

Versions

emx

1.38.1 - emx 0.8c
2.3 - emx 0.9a
2.6 - emx 0.9d
2.9.1 - supports P6 and P5 instructions including MMX

GCC/2

1.38 - GCC/2 2.5.4

Links

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-GNU Assembler (gas)
+{{Software
+|Picture=NA.png
+|Name=gas
+|Version=2.32 (Feb 2019)
+|Vendor=FSF
+|Author=Dean Elsner
+|Licence=GNU GPL v3
+|WWW=
+}}
+The '''GNU Assembler''' (gas) was intended to assemble the output of the GNU C compiler (gcc) for use by the GNU linker (ld). It also supports writing code to run in real mode or in 16-bit protected mode code segments.
-supports AT&T Syntax and Intel Syntax
+Version 2.10 supports AT&T Syntax and Intel Syntax
+==Versions==
+;emx
+*1.38.1 - emx 0.8c
+*2.3 - emx 0.9a
+*2.6 - emx 0.9d
+*2.9.1 - supports P6 and P5 instructions including MMX
+;GCC/2
+*1.38 - GCC/2 2.5.4
 ==Links==
 *https://www.gnu.org/software/binutils/
+*[https://cs.lmu.edu/~ray/notes/gasexamples/ GNU Assembler Examples]
-[[Category:Assembly]]
+[[Category:Assembler]][[Category:GNU Software]]