YOU MUST READ LICENSE.TXT
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This file will just outline a few of the differences
between NASM and GASM..

-=-	$, offset variable
	This variable can be used just as $, not
	like in NASM where you need to put ($-$$), 
	or something..
	eg. GASM: times 510-$ db 0
	    NASM: times 510-($-$$) db 0

-=-	The segment directives are currently missing, 
	see the contribution section in the readme
	file if you can help.
	Examples are provided, its very simple to live
	without them!

-=-	NASM appears to default to 2byte jumps, unless
	you use the override prefix 'short'.
	GASM automatically uses the shortest jump, therefore
	more speed and more memory to your program.

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Gareth Owen
gaz@athene.co.uk