Environment
Sun Dec 14 03:45:41 PM EET 2025
radare2 6.0.7 34644 @ linux-x86-64
birth: git.6.0.7-148-gdca8fb249c 2025-12-14__15:39:50
commit: dca8fb249c0d33ac4f0fdf280ecc0cdffbe19e79
options: gpl -O? cs:5 cl:2 make
Linux x86_64
Description
I am not sure if this is considered a bug.
rasm2, while it disassembles in att syntax when "-S att" is specified, the -S option is ignored when assembling, and it always assumes Intel syntax. The thing is, in the manual entry for rasm2, it has this line:
Assemble with specific syntax:
$ rasm2 -a x86 -b 32 -S att 'mov eax, 33'The assembly instruction seen is, quite clearly, in Intel syntax.
Test
Run "rasm2 -a x86 -b 32 -S att 'movl $33, %eax'" and receive an error.
Environment
Sun Dec 14 03:45:41 PM EET 2025 radare2 6.0.7 34644 @ linux-x86-64 birth: git.6.0.7-148-gdca8fb249c 2025-12-14__15:39:50 commit: dca8fb249c0d33ac4f0fdf280ecc0cdffbe19e79 options: gpl -O? cs:5 cl:2 make Linux x86_64Description
I am not sure if this is considered a bug.
rasm2, while it disassembles in att syntax when "-S att" is specified, the -S option is ignored when assembling, and it always assumes Intel syntax. The thing is, in the manual entry for rasm2, it has this line:
Assemble with specific syntax: $ rasm2 -a x86 -b 32 -S att 'mov eax, 33'The assembly instruction seen is, quite clearly, in Intel syntax.
Test
Run "rasm2 -a x86 -b 32 -S att 'movl $33, %eax'" and receive an error.