Yes - simply use gcc
to assemble files with a ".s" or ".S" extension. Alternatively, you can use as
to directly assemble files.
programming assembly under Linux
Question
i write a exam about arm 7 assembly and i would like to write some code on my Linux Mint computer. Is it possible to write some basic code (Hello World, simply loops...) in the console an compile it?
Thanks
Solution
OTHER TIPS
Thanks for your answers @ xiangpisaiMM, yes that is what i want;)
i found this tutorial: http://www.bravegnu.org/gnu-eprog/index.html
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