programming question

[Ari Moisio]

Hi Bruce

  Could you name  some of those man pages, only references i found with 
quick look were man pages of as and as86.

  You probably have to do heavy modifications to your code when porting 
from DOS to Linux or nay other *NIX variant for that matter.

  What kind of aplication you have wrote?



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On Tue, 11 Nov 2008, Bruce Noblick wrote:

> A few years ago, I took a unix course.  We connected to a linux box to do most of our work.  During that class I found some man pages on the subject I am going to ask about now.  I remember being very qhrilled with this information.  Now that I have my own linux box, I can't find these man pages on it.  I am looking for information on assembler language programming.  I have programs that I have written for DOS and Windows that I would like to port to linux and they are written in Assembler language.
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