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The High asm or High level asm is an asm but constructed on top of nasm to be able code asm with some abstraction, can be used as ir to asm for compilers

syntax

close to nasm but not nasm, here snippet of code for hello world

output(ELF64)
_main:
   $ spaces are not important
   $ yes it uses $ as comment
   string msg = "hello world!"
   $ strings is imultible
   call stdout msg
   exit 0

for comparasion you use command c a b where command can be more, less or equals

this case:

output(ELF64)
_main:
	int a = 2
	int b = 2
	int c = 0
	equal c a b
	exit c

since a and b is equal c is 1 (1 == true, 0 == false)

output(ELF64)
_main:
	int a = 1
	int b = 2
	int c = 0
	more c a b
	exit c

since a is less than b, c is 0

and use lc to call labels

output(ELF64)
test:
    string msg1 = "hello world!"
    call stdout msg1
_main:
	lc msg1
	exit 0

References

1. "hasm". GitHub. {{cite web}}: Text "assembly" ignored (help)

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