NASM Assembly Code

Important

These documents are in development for the spring 2020 semester.

These labs provide the learners with practical experience as they learn basic assembly code principles using NASM assembler.

These labs are designed using Linux. Most of the NASM documentation online assumes Linux. Nowadays, Windows users can get access to a Linux shell easily using Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL). For these reasons, we have changed from using Windows to Linux. You can find the installation guide below for a true Windows environment.

Labs

• Lab 1: Building an ASM File
• Lab 2: User Input and Arithmetic
• Lab 3: Control Structure
• Lab 4: Nested Loops and Sub Routines
• Lab 5: Subprograms
• Lab 6: Subprograms: Arguments

Support Docs

• Reference Guides
  • Templates
  • NASM Assembly Quick Reference Guide - 32-Bit

Windows NASM

• Set up your NASM Environment on Windows
  • Lab 1: Overview
  • Step 1: Install a Code Editor
  • Step 2: Install a Compiler and Assembler
  • Step 3: Create a Hello World Application
  • Step 4: Modify the hello world application