I’m wanting to look at the assembly output from a particular piece of code and generally I prefer reading nasm syntax compared to AT&T syntax. Is there a convenient way to get nasm assembly format output from gcc?
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I’m wanting to look at the assembly output from a particular piece of code and generally I prefer reading nasm syntax compared to AT&T syntax. Is there a convenient way to get nasm assembly format output from gcc?
You want
intelsyntax. I believe it’s achieved withEDIT
Of course, you can also use
objdumpfor this: