ASMZ helps compile Assembly code as FASM(immediately making file executable), but using NASM or others Assembly compilers.

• for ASMZ to work you need: any Assembly compiler (checkout Wiki for more info about supported compilers: Compilers ), ld (checkout Wiki for more info: Linkers ).

  ASMZ right now only for Linux and BSD systems. But you there are ways to get it for Windows, here is possible ways: Click here

There are two ways to install: 1 - manual, 2 - automatic

1. Put "asmz" command into /usr/local/bin/. If you want to compile code yourself(needed gcc or clang): cd asmz && cd src && g++ main.cpp -o asmz.

2. Run chmod +x INSTALL and sudo ./INSTALL, or you can build code yourself with gcc or clang: cd asmz && cd src && g++ cmdinstall.cpp -o INSTALL && sudo ./INSTALL.

1. if you putted "asmz" into /usr/local/bin, type: asmz {Assembly-language compiler} "assembler file" change "assembler file" to name of assembler file you want to compile, change "Assembly-language compiler" to your assembler compiler. If you want specify name of output, type -o flag, and after flag type name of executable you want.

• no issues for now (if you found issue describe it in Issues page).