Using the Assembler

There are three steps to making a basic assembly language executable. These are (1) creating the source file, (2) assembling the source file into an object file, and (3) linking the object file into an executable file. If you are used to using tools like the Borland IDE for Pascal or C, this will be unfamiliar to you as the IDE integrated all of these steps seamlessly under a single user interface. If you are used to programming under Unix, this will be more familiar.

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