NASMX

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NASMX
Developed by	Bryant Keller and Keith Kanios
Initial release	December, 2005
Latest release	2007-09-30 / September 30th, 2007
OS	Microsoft Windows, Linux
Platform	x86, x64
Available in	English
License	(multiple)
Website	http://www.asmcommunity.net/projects/nasmx/

NASMX is a collection assembly language development tools and library headers for Windows, Linux and the XBOX based on the Netwide Assembler (NASM). Development of NASMX is independent of NASM development.

[edit] History

NASMX used to be called NASM32, but the name was changed due to the multi-platform and multi-architecture direction of the project.

[edit] Inside the Package

Include files to support the 32-bit and 64-bit Windows (Win32 and Win64) API's within NASM.
Include files to support the Linux SYSCALL API within NASM.
Include files to support X11 application development.
Include files to support XBOX development along with being able to directly assemble to an XBE file.
Tutorials and demos illustrating how to utilize NASMX.
Development tools including the NASM, the GoLink linker and the GoRC resource compiler.