Ruleset and toolchain for assembling Netwide Assembly (nasm) sources in Bazel.
This is an early release, and is provided without assurances. Contributions, feedback, and bug reports are welcome.
See the release notes for getting started with the latest version.
An existing module, nasm,
is available from the Bazel Central Registry.
This module provides a target for building a specific version ofnasm,
and may be sufficient for many use cases.
rules_nasm aims to provide a fully functional module for creating netwide assembly targets in Bazel. This allows netwide assembly targets to be used as self-contained executables, or as dependencies for C and C++ toolchains, without creating custom rules or macros.
The following platforms are currently supported:
- Linux x86-64
- MacOS x86-64
A toolchain dependency must be explicitly specified in order to use the
nasm rules. The toolchain configuration will look for an existing
binary of the desired version; if none exists, the assembler will be
built from source.
@nasm:defs.bzl exposes three rules: nasm_test, nasm_library and
nasm_binary. nasm_library can be used as a dependency for the cc
toolchain.
The target @nasm:assembler can be used to expose the path to the
currently configured assembler executable.
Bugs, known issues, and planned features are documented in Issues. Additional issue reports are welcome.