> It would be easier to convert the source from MASM to NASM. Both use
> intel syntax. NASM is free and its source code available. This is a list
> of the object formats it supports.
if I recall correctly, the assembler code also makes extensive use of the
MASM macro facilities to generate highly repetitious code sequences. Do
NASM's macros work the same as MASM's? There are a lot of subtle things
going on in MASM when you get into nested macros and parameter expansions
and so forth.
-jrp
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