The NASM Assembly Language Compiler

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Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify the "NASM CHM" under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.2 or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation; with no Invariant Sections, no Front-Cover Texts, and no Back-Cover Texts. A copy of the license is included in the section entitled "GNU Free Documentation License".

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"An investment in knowledge always pays the best interest."
-- Benjamin Franklin

NASM CHM

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The file represents MicroCosmoTalk's first public NASM support. It took a good deal of work to get the Table of Contents set up.

We recently, 2007 April, produced content for the index tab. Feel free to contact us inside the alt.lang.asm newsgroup to offer any suggestions or help.

NASM represents the Netwide Assembler. Visit the NASM website at http://nasm.sourceforge.net/.

64-bit support for this compiler (supporting ELF64 and other formats), exists in prerelease state in April 2007.

The compiled help metafiles are listed below. Dates are listed in a YYYY.MM.DD format.

File: nasm_man.zip
Added missing images (nasm_toc.htm).
MD5: b8c096428ab0b96b3317e91d313bdce8
Date: 2007.08.04, Saturday, 01:15 PM
Size: 515,667 bytes

File: 20060926.zip
MD5: 0dbe3338f562b220fdd38e25c14d4909
Date: 2006.09.26, Tuesday, 09:51 PM
Size: 446,458 bytes

The files are subject to the licensing, so read the licensing first!

NASM 0.99.01 Source

nasm-0.99.01.tar.bz2
Date: 2007.May.30
Size: 575,473 bytes
MD5 Checksum: 8d76c660aa579986bfd01018d30d317b

This file was downloaded from http://nasm.sourceforge.net/ on May 30, 2007.

The licensing for the source code files is contained within the nasm-0.99.01.tar.bz2 archive. The licensing presented on this page only applies to the documentation found here (in the compiled metafile).

How To Decompile A Compiled Help Metafile (CHM)

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CHMs are sets of html documents, stylesheets, javascript files (or vbscript files), images and other files compiled into a single file. The end result equates to a nicely compressed file and possibly a very nice presentation, with full search capabilities, table of contents and indexing all built in. Usually, they can be decompiled back into the original starting set of files. You need to get the compiler/decompiler by downloading it free of charge from Microsoft, and follow the steps listed below.

Download the Microsoft HTML Help Workshop.
Start up the HTMLHelp Compiler after installing it. The name of the file is hhw.exe and you find it in the folder where the HTML Help Workshop was installed.
Click upon "File".
Click upon Decompile. We leave the rest up to you.

VC6 H2INCN

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H2INCN: This is the source code for the H2INC software. The terminal N represents NASM. The VC6 source code is available here. Use h2incn to convert C++ header (.h) files to NASM compatible include (.inc) files. No warranty is provided. Use at your own risk. Thanks goes to Frank Kotler who also provides C99 compatible source code.

VC6 h2incn.zip
C99 H2INCN