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Is there any possibility of adding NASM as an assembler, Bochs / QEMU as emulators in order to provide bare-metal x86 (x64) development and debugging experience?
As NASM is quite a quick and dirty choice for bare-metal development / learning, it's much easier for a beginner (like me) to jump in compared to MASM (or TASM maybe? I don't know that much), also it comes with a wide-range platform support.
QEMU / Bochs may be more suitable for bare-metal emulation and/or debugging.
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Sounds interesting and useful. This may be a big project for I need to support a new emulator.
Currently, a degree is more important for me, I may look to this after that
Is there any possibility of adding NASM as an assembler, Bochs / QEMU as emulators in order to provide bare-metal x86 (x64) development and debugging experience?
As NASM is quite a quick and dirty choice for bare-metal development / learning, it's much easier for a beginner (like me) to jump in compared to MASM (or TASM maybe? I don't know that much), also it comes with a wide-range platform support.
QEMU / Bochs may be more suitable for bare-metal emulation and/or debugging.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: