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addition: Section
3.5.5
addressing, mixed-size: Section
9.2
address-size prefixes: Section
3.1
algebra: Section
3.3
alignment, in
alignment, in
alignment, in
alignment, in
alignment, of
ambiguity: Section
2.2.3
assembler directives: Chapter 5
assembly passes: Section
3.7
assembly-time options: Section
2.1.8
Autoconf: Section
1.3.2
binary: Section
3.4.1
binary files: Section
3.2.3
16-bit mode, versus 32-bit mode: Section
5.1
bit shift: Section
3.5.4
bitwise AND: Section
3.5.3
bitwise OR: Section
3.5.1
bitwise XOR: Section
3.5.2
block IFs: Section
4.6.5
boot loader: Section
6.1
boot sector: Section
10.1.3
Borland, Pascal: Section
7.5
Borland, Win32 compilers: Section
6.2
braces, after
braces, around macro parameters: Section
4.2
BSD: Section
8.2
bugs: Section
10.2
C calling convention: Section
7.4.3, Section
8.1.2
C symbol names: Section
7.4.1
case sensitivity: Section
2.2.1, Section
4.1.1, Section
4.1.3, Section
4.2, Section
4.3.4, Section
6.2.3
changing sections: Section
5.2
character constant: Section
3.2.1, Section
3.4.2
circular references: Section
4.1.1
colon: Section
3.1
command-line: Section
2.1, Chapter
6
commas in macro parameters: Section
4.2.3
Common Object File Format: Section
6.4
common variables: Section
5.6
common variables, alignment in
common variables, element size: Section
6.2.8
concatenating macro parameters: Section
4.2.7
condition codes: Section
A.2.2
condition codes as macro parameters: Section
4.2.8
conditional assembly: Section
4.3
conditional jump: Section
A.89
conditional jumps: Section
10.1.2
conditional-return macro: Section
4.2.8
constants: Section
3.4
context stack: Section
4.6, Section
4.6.5
context-local labels: Section
4.6.2
context-local single-line macros: Section
4.6.3
control registers: Section
A.2.1
counting macro parameters: Section
4.2.5
creating contexts: Section
4.6.1
critical expression: Section
3.2.2, Section
3.2.4, Section
3.7, Section
4.1.3, Section
5.3
data structure: Section
7.4.4, Section
8.1.3
debug registers: Section
A.2.1
declaring structures: Section
4.7.3
default macro parameters: Section
4.2.4
default name: Chapter 6
default-
defining sections: Section
5.2
design goals: Section
2.2.2
DevPac: Section
3.2.3, Section
3.8
disabling listing expansion: Section
4.2.9
division: Section
3.5.6
DJGPP: Section
6.4, Chapter
8
DLL symbols, exporting: Section
6.2.5
DLL symbols, importing: Section
6.2.4
DOS: Section
1.3.1, Section
2.1.4, Section
2.1.5
DOS archive: Section
1.3.1
DOS source archive: Section
1.3.1
effective addresses: Section
3.1, Section
3.3, Section
3.7, Section
A.2.3
element size, in common variables: Section
6.2.8
e-mail: Section
1.2
environment: Section
2.1.13
error messages: Section
2.1.4, Section
2.1.5
executable and linkable format: Section
6.5
exporting symbols: Section
5.5
expressions: Section
2.1.10, Section
3.5
extension: Section
2.1.1, Chapter
6
extern, obj extensions to: Section
6.2.7
far call: Section
2.2.5, Section
A.13
far common variables: Section
6.2.8
far jump: Section
A.88
far pointer: Section
3.6
flat memory model: Chapter 8
flat-form binary: Section
6.1
floating-point: Section
2.2.6, Section
3.1, Section
3.2.1, Section
3.4.4
floating-point, constants: Section
3.4.4
floating-point, registers: Section
A.2.1
format-specific directives: Chapter 5
forward references: Section
3.7
frame pointer: Section
7.4.3, Section
7.5.1, Section
8.1.2
FreeBSD: Section
6.7, Section
8.2
FreeLink: Section
7.1.1
functions, C calling convention: Section
7.4.3, Section
8.1.2
functions, Pascal calling convention: Section
7.5.1
general purpose register: Section
A.1
global offset table: Section
8.2
GOT: Section
6.5.2, Section
8.2
graphics: Section
3.2.3
greedy macro parameters: Section
4.2.3
groups: Section
3.6
hex: Section
3.4.1
hybrid syntaxes: Section
2.2.2
immediate operand: Section
A.1
import library: Section
6.2.4
importing symbols: Section
5.4
include search path: Section
2.1.6
including other files: Section
4.5
inefficient code: Section
10.1.1
infinite loop: Section
3.5
informational section: Section
6.3.1
installing: Section
1.3.1
instances of structures: Section
4.7.4
integer overflow: Section
3.5
intel number formats: Section
3.4.4
iterating over macro parameters: Section
4.2.6
jumps, mixed-size: Section
9.1
label prefix: Section
3.8
licence: Section
1.1.2
linker, free: Section
7.1.1
Linux ELF: Section
6.5
listing file: Section
2.1.3
little-endian: Section
3.4.2
local labels: Section
3.8
logical AND: Section
4.3.3
logical OR: Section
4.3.3
logical XOR: Section
4.3.3
macro library: Section
2.1.6
macro processor: Chapter 4
macro-local labels: Section
4.2.2
macros: Section
3.2.5
makefiles: Section
1.3.1, Section
1.3.2
man pages: Section
1.3.2
MASM: Section
1.1.1, Section
2.2, Section
3.2.5, Section
6.2
memory models: Section
2.2.5, Section
7.4.2
memory operand: Section
3.1
memory references: Section
2.2.2, Section
3.3, Section
A.1
Microsoft OMF: Section
6.2
mixed-language program: Section
7.4
mixed-size addressing: Section
9.2
mixed-size instruction: Section
9.1
MMX registers: Section
A.2.1
ModR/M byte: Section
A.2, Section
A.2.3
modulo operators: Section
3.5.6
MS-DOS: Section
6.1
MS-DOS device drivers: Section
7.3
multi-line macros: Section
2.1.12, Section
4.2
multiplication: Section
3.5.6
NASM version: Section
4.7.1
near call: Section
2.2.5, Section
A.13
near common variables: Section
6.2.8
near jump: Section
A.88
NetBSD: Section
6.7, Section
8.2
new releases: Section
1.2
`nowait': Section
2.2.6
numeric constants: Section
3.2.1, Section
3.4.1
octal: Section
3.4.1
OMF: Section
6.2
omitted parameters: Section
4.2.4
one's complement: Section
3.5.7
OpenBSD: Section
6.7, Section
8.2
operands: Section
3.1
operand-size prefixes: Section
3.1
operating system, writing: Section
9.1
operating system: Section
6.1
operators: Section
3.5
OS/2: Section
6.2, Section
6.2.1
out of range, jumps: Section
10.1.2
output file format: Section
2.1.2
output formats: Chapter 6
overlapping segments: Section
3.6
overloading multi-line macros: Section
4.2.1
overloading, single-line macros: Section
4.1.1
paradox: Section
3.7
Pascal calling convention: Section
7.5.1
passes, assembly: Section
3.7
period: Section
3.8
Perl: Section
1.3.1
perverse: Section
2.1.6
PharLap: Section
6.2.1
PIC: Section
6.5.2, Section
6.7, Section
8.2
plt relocations: Section
8.2.5
position-independent code: Section
6.5.2, Section
6.7, Section
8.2
precedence: Section
3.5
pre-defining macros: Section
2.1.8, Section
4.1.1
preferred: Section
3.6
$prefix: Section
3.1, Section
3.4.1
pre-including files: Section
2.1.7
preprocess-only mode: Section
2.1.10
preprocessor: Section
2.1.10, Section
2.1.11, Section
3.2.4, Section
3.5.6, Chapter
4
preprocessor expressions: Section
2.1.10
preprocessor loops: Section
4.4
preprocessor variables: Section
4.1.3
primitive directives: Chapter 5
procedure linkage table: Section
6.5.2, Section
8.2.4, Section
8.2.5
processor mode: Section
5.1
program entry point: Section
6.2.6, Section
7.1.1
program origin: Section
6.1.1
pseudo-instructions: Section
3.2
pure binary: Section
6.1
QBasic:
quick start: Section
2.2
redirecting errors: Section
2.1.4
register push: Section
A.134
relational operators: Section
4.3.3
Relocatable Dynamic Object File Format: Section
6.9
relocations, PIC-specific: Section
6.5.2
removing contexts: Section
4.6.1
renaming contexts: Section
4.6.4
repeating: Section
3.2.5, Section
4.4
reporting bugs: Section
10.2
restricted memory references: Section
A.1
rotating macro parameters: Section
4.2.6
searching for include files: Section
4.5
section alignment, in
section alignment, in
section alignment, in
section alignment, in
section, bin extensions to: Section
6.1.2
segment address: Section
3.5.7, Section
3.6
segment alignment, in
segment alignment, in
segment names, Borland Pascal: Section
7.5.2
segment override: Section
2.2.4, Section
3.1
segment registers: Section
A.2.1
segments: Section
3.6
segments, groups of: Section
6.2.2
separator character: Section
2.1.13
shared libraries: Section
6.7, Section
8.2
shared library: Section
6.5.3
shift command: Section
4.2.6
SIB byte: Section
A.2, Section
A.2.3
signed division: Section
3.5.6
signed modulo: Section
3.5.6
single-line macros: Section
4.1
size, of symbols: Section
6.5.3
sound: Section
3.2.3
source code: Section
1.3.1
source-listing file: Section
2.1.3
square brackets: Section
2.2.2, Section
3.3
standard macros: Section
4.7
standardised section names: Section
5.2, Section
6.1, Section
6.3.1, Section
6.5.1, Section
6.6, Section
6.7, Section
6.8, Section
6.9
string constant: Section
3.2.1
stub preprocessor: Section
2.1.11
subtraction: Section
3.5.5
suppressible warning: Section
2.1.12
suppressing preprocessing: Section
2.1.11
switching between sections: Section
5.2
symbol sizes, specifying: Section
6.5.3
symbol types, specifying: Section
6.5.3
symbols, exporting from DLLs: Section
6.2.5
symbols, importing from DLLs: Section
6.2.4
TASM: Section
1.1.1, Section
2.2, Section
6.2
test registers: Section
A.2.1
testing arbitrary numeric expressions: Section
4.3.3
testing exact text identity: Section
4.3.4
testing single-line macro existence: Section
4.3.1
testing the context stack: Section
4.3.2
testing token types: Section
4.3.5
TLINK: Section
7.2.2
trailing colon: Section
3.1
two-pass assembler: Section
3.7
type, of symbols: Section
6.5.3
unary operators: Section
3.5.7
undefining macros: Section
2.1.9
underscore, in C symbols: Section
7.4.1
uninitialised: Section
3.2, Section
3.2.2
uninitialised storage: Section
2.2.7
Unix: Section
1.3.2
Unix source archive: Section
1.3.2
unrolled loops: Section
3.2.5
unsigned division: Section
3.5.6
unsigned modulo: Section
3.5.6
user-defined errors: Section
4.3.6
user-level assembler directives: Section
4.7
user-level directives: Chapter 5
VAL:
Section
7.1.1
valid characters: Section
3.1
variable types: Section
2.2.3
version number of NASM: Section
4.7.1
Visual C++: Section
6.3
warnings: Section
2.1.12
Win32: Section
1.3.1, Section
2.1.1, Section
6.2, Section
6.3, Chapter
8
Windows: Section
7.1
Windows 95: Section
1.3.1
Windows NT: Section
1.3.1
writing operating systems: Section
9.1
WWW page: Section
1.2