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I just want to know if its possible to run assembly language programme, that I was running on windows os using tasm, on ubuntu (linux environment).
I actually removed windows completely from my laptop and currently running ubuntu.The problem here is that I have in my syllabus,assembly language programming in Intel 8086 microprocessor. Is there any way I can run those programs here in ubuntu? Can I make use of virtualbox. I don't know what I'm saying.
Please enlighten me, friends. Thanks in advance :)
Yes, there are compilers capable of assembling Intel 8086 architecture code. as86 is one example
sudo apt-get install as86
You may have to change how you call library routines as some interfaces would be different between operating systems.
8086 instructions can be expressed differently to different assemblers, so that's something to watch.
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