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LocoDelAssembly
I have just checked and the Linux version does come with an executable called "fasm" and also the fasm.o object. Note that the executable was compiled by fasm and uses SYSCALLs while the object file uses libc instead.
I don't know why the Unix/libc version is now part of the Linux package though, but I'm almost sure that the addition is recent. |
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Pinczakko
yes indeed
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semiono
Help!
My os current is CRUX64 > gcc -m32 fasm.o -o fasm ...bla-blah ld: ....lgcc not found, skip... exit=1 What is the lgcc ? Where is I may found it? |
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Endre
Does your 64bit linux support 32bit executables (kernel config)?
Does your 64bit linux have 32bit libraries installed? |
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semiono
It's would be better to have binary libs built-in to fasm distributive...
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LocoDelAssembly
But the Linux package already comes with an executable! If it doesn't work it is because of either you don't have execute permissions on the file or your distro is pure 64 bits.
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