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Q: Where can I find a converter from AT&T assembly to Intel style?
Alternatively, here is what you can do to make your code linkable with DJGPP programs:
Be warned that NASM is not 100% identical to MASM or TASM. Even experienced assembly programmers might need some time to adapt to the slightly different flavor of NASM. If you want something much more similar to TASM, get JAS. JAS is available from OULU.
Keep in mind that syntax is only one of the aspects of converting code written for DOS to DJGPP. You should also make sure your code doesn't violate any of the rules for protected-mode programming (see next question).
If you need to perform the opposite conversion, from the AT&T style to the Intel style, try the Att2Intl converter written by Greg Velichansky. Its output is intended for NASM or TASM. Att2Intl is available from Greg's home page.
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