1 ;Testname=aout; Arguments=-faout -olnxhello.o -Ox; Files=stdout stderr lnxhello.o
2 ;Testname=aoutb; Arguments=-faoutb -olnxhello.o -Ox; Files=stdout stderr lnxhello.o
3 ;Testname=as86; Arguments=-fas86 -olnxhello.o -Ox; Files=stdout stderr lnxhello.o
4 ;Testname=elf32; Arguments=-felf32 -olnxhello.o -Ox; Files=stdout stderr lnxhello.o
5 ;Testname=elf64; Arguments=-felf64 -olnxhello.o -Ox; Files=stdout stderr lnxhello.o
6 ;Testname=obj; Arguments=-fobj -olnxhello.o -Ox; Files=stdout stderr lnxhello.o
7 ;Testname=rdf; Arguments=-frdf -olnxhello.o -Ox; Files=stdout stderr lnxhello.o
8 ;Testname=win32; Arguments=-fwin32 -olnxhello.o -Ox; Files=stdout stderr lnxhello.o
9 ;Testname=win64; Arguments=-fwin64 -olnxhello.o -Ox; Files=stdout stderr lnxhello.o
11 ; To test where code that is placed before any explicit SECTION
12 ; gets placed, and what happens if a .text section has an ORG
13 ;statement, uncomment the following lines.
21 ; let's see which of these sections can be placed in the specified order.
32 mystr1: db "Hello, this is string 1", 13, 10, '$'
56 asciz1: db "This is string 2", 0
81 db 95h,95h,95h,95h,95h,95h,95h,95h