RE #1594: add nasm, arm#1595
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I was just looking for this! Also there is an SVG available: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Netwide_Assembler.svg. This should definetly be merged once it is updated! |
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Look good to me. I really hope this gets merged! |
viktorpopp
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Nov 27, 2025
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@tandpfun you should definetly merge this! |
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EDIT: I think you should add it to the README. |
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Just added it to the readme like you asked. Slipped my mind 😅 |
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You might also want to add a background to the nasm logo |
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@tandpfun @JohnAlexINL i think this should be close... it is kinda annoying how it shows up at the top of my GitHub PRs 😅 |
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Nasm only makes PNG versions of their logo available, so I did my best to recreate it as an SVG using the other SVGs included with the project as references for the background and themeing. ARM has a public SVG which I scaled and put on a backdrop.