Wednesday, February 27, 2013

Re: [LINUX_Newbies] bin86

Mi Feb 27 13:09:48 2013
Asssembler

Good afternoon.
Thank You for help.
> Sa Feb 16 20:29:13 2013
> Good evening
> Is bin86 an interpreter for Assembler in Linux.
> Can I use it in all distributions?
> Regards
> Sophie
bin86 package contains an assembler which changes assembly into it's
digital form which can then be executed.
*
OK

It is not interpreted. it can
be used on all distributions but you need to produce the correct code
for your processor (s) bin86 produces 32 bit intel code, if you have a
64 bit processor or AMD it would not produce exactly the right
code to execute.
*
So I cannnot create code for friends
because every PC needs a special code, isnt it.

the GNU tool chain installs the correct assembler /
linker for your machine automatically and calls them as and ld respectively
*
Did I understand it right?

Regards
Sophie



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