What is the difference between FASM and FASM G?

Question

assembler

fasm g depends on fasm or is it a separate language? Is it intended for the same as normal fasm?

Answer 1

https://flatassembler.net/docs.php?article=fasmg tells us:

What is flat assembler g?
It is an assembly engine designed as a successor of the one used in flat assembler 1, one of the recognized assemblers for x86 processors. This is a bare engine that by itself has no ability to recognize and encode instructions of any processor, however it has an ability to become an assembler for any CPU architecture. It has a macroinstruction language that is substantially improved compared to the one provided by flat assembler 1 and it allows to easily implement instruction encoders in form of customizable macroinstructions. This approach has a great flexibility at the cost of performance.

Those. fasm g is an assembler engine that aims to be an assembler for any architecture by using a built-in macro processing language.
Those. as if the answers to your questions are "does not depend", "separate", "designed for the same and more".