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JnZn558:
I found nasm source code at http://repo.or.cz/w/nasm.git, is that complete code? do you know a description how to compile it? because I have problem with its code during compile with VS08

Frank Kotler:
Yeah, the code in the git repository should be complete. You might be better of with source code from here:

http://www.nasm.us/pub/nasm/snapshots/latest/

Unless I'm mistaken, it's partially built - the Perl parts and autoheader/autoconf(?). I can't give you any advice on compiling in VS. What problem(s) are you running into?

Best,
Frank

Cyrill Gorcunov:
you might need to install MinGW and use VS as a compiler

JnZn558:
I have installed cygwin, and got it compiled thx you all, can you tell me where is the linker?

Frank Kotler:
"ld.exe" should be in your "bin" directory, but "gcc.exe" should find it unassisted (if you've got CygWin set up properly). I should think just "./configure"/"make" should work - might need "autogen.sh" for code from git(?). I actually use "make install_everything" but that gives you rdoff utilities you probably don't need...

Yell if you have problems with it.

Best,
Frank

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