From: "Bart Alewijnse" <scarfman AT geocities DOT com>
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Subject: Re: as
Date: 18 Jun 1999 13:21:26 GMT
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I suppose you mean at&t style assembly. The best resource I've found
is 'Brennan's Guide to Inline Assembly'. For the sake of traffic, I'll tell
you
to use lycos to find it (it'll be one of the first hits if you search for
the
above) instead of attaching it.
 I also have some more resources on the subject, (pentium opcode guide)
so yak at me if you think I might have something you might need.

-Bart

jason doty <jdoty AT math DOT luc DOT edu> wrote in article
<Pine DOT GSO DOT 3 DOT 95 DOT 990618035410 DOT 7723A-100000 AT abel>...
> i am having problems decyphering how to use as(im used to MASM) from the
> info files.  The tutorial links on the FAQ list don't work(!) so i was
> wondering if i could get pointed in a helpful direction?  most
> specifically im trying to load the data segment into a segment register,
> @data doesnt work(nor does anything close to it)
> thanks for the help,
> jason