Shawn Walker wrote:
> yasm is probably on the fringe of needed software. Most programs tend > to use the C compiler's built in asm support to do what they need to. > Though unfortunately, most of them use GNU syntax which makes life > difficult. you need yasm to build x264, and you need x264 if you want MPEG4 decoding. so, yasm is far from optional. yasm assembler syntax is neither GNU as nor AT&T as, it's its own variant, only compatible with nasm. --Stefan -- Stefan Teleman Sun Microsystems, Inc. Stefan.Teleman at Sun.COM
