The Netwide Assembler 

 

; Welcome to The NASM Home Page!

We're back at SourceForge - check out http://sourceforge.net/projects/nasm

; Latest Version

The latest stable version of NASM is 2.02
Daily development snapshots are available here.

; Development Team

NASM was originally developed by Simon Tatham and Julian Hall, and is now maintained by a team led by H. Peter Anvin.
Currently active team members are:

... and we are actively looking for more developers!

; New Development Repository

NASM has moved from using CVS to using GIT. All futher development will be coordinated through the GIT Repository.

; 64-bit (x86-64/x64/AMD64/Intel 64) Support Is Here!!!

NASM has been updated to support the full x86-64 architecture extension. The next release, NASM 2.00.00, which is currently marked as 0.99.XX while under development, will emerge from GIT once it is considered production stable. Until then, you can find/compile it from GIT, or grab the snapshots.

; Your Reports Aren't Going to /dev/null

We're looking for your comments, suggestions and, of course, bug-reports. Report any suspicious behavior you encounter to help us improve the NASM for everyone!

Please post your messages to the mailing list, or file a bug report.

Don't worry if your report is not immediately addressed, even within the first few days, as this is usual for us =) Your report will, however, be recorded and dealt with, of course, as time permits.

; New Website Design

Many thanks to Bryant Keller for this outstanding website design!!!


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