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NASM Forum => Using NASM => Topic started by: nobody on August 19, 2007, 06:47:43 PM
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Hi guys !
I want to use Nasm compiler, but I can't install it. I've downloaded the Win32 binaries and i've found those files in the zip :
- COPYING
- nasmw, which return an error
- ndisasmw, which is a help file
The file ndisasmw list "ndisasm" commands, not recognized by my MS-DOS.
So, how can I install nasm with that ? And why nasmw file doesn't work ? I run on Windows XP.
Thanks in advance !
PS : I'm french so if I've spoken a bad english I'm so sorry :(
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> I want to use Nasm compiler, but I can't install it.
??? Just extract the ZIP ;-)
> I've downloaded the Win32 binaries and i've found those files in the zip :
> COPYING
The famous GNU LGPL ;-)
> nasmw, which return an error
??? And you don't even bother to post this "error" ? ;-)
> ndisasmw, which is a help file
NO. It's the disassembler ;-)
> The file ndisasmw list "ndisasm" commands
YES. ;-)
> not recognized by my MS-DOS.
:-|
> I run on Windows XP.
:-( ... but it should work nevertheless - you are doing something wrong ;-)
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You trying to click on it? Won't work. Both nasmw.exe and ndisasm.exe are command line tools. If you don't know how to get to a command prompt, or what to do with it, consult the documentation for your OS.
Best,
Frank
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Thanks for your help !
I've just readen the nasm doc, and I've edit my PATH with the nasm directory... It doesn't work anyway...
And I know how to use the command line :D
The error returned by nasmw is : "nasm : error. No input file specified. Type nasm -h for help".