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The name of flat assembler g (abbreviated to fasmg) is intentionally stylized
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with lowercase letters. This is a nod to the history of its precedessor.
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The "source" directory contains the complete source code which
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can be assembled with either fasm or fasmg except for MacOS version,
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which can only be assembled with fasmg.
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The executable file for Windows is "fasmg.exe", while "fasmg" and "fasmg.x64"
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are for Linux in 32-bit and 64-bit format respectively. The files for MacOS
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are at "source/macos/fasmg" and "source/macos/x64/fasmg".
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The "source/libc/fasmg.asm" may be used to assemble fasmg as an ELF object
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that can then be linked to a 32-bit C library with a third-party linker to
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produce an executable native to a particular operating system. A similar
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object file in Mach-O format can be assembled from "source/macos/fasmg.o.asm".
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When the source code is assembled with fasmg, it depends on the files from
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"examples/x86/include" directory that implement the instruction sets and
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output formats compatible with flat assembler 1.
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