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 | | TASM is chock-full of directives, looking at a small reference for TASM 4.0, there are at least a few dozen directives TASM uses, and you have to know quite a bit of them by heart. |
 | | TASM uses: ProcName PROC xor ax,ax ret ProcName ENDP while NASM just uses: Procname: xor ax,ax ret Local Labels ------------ Those of you that know C, know that a member of a struct can be referenced as StructInstance.MemberName, this is rather similar to the way NASM allows you to use local labels. |
 | | In TASM: Array1: db 100 dup (1) In NASM: Array1: TIMES 100 db 1 TIMES is a handy little directive, it instructs NASM to preform an action a specified number of times, in the example above I preform "db 1" a 100 times. |
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