El 12/09/2015 a las 14:10, Karoly Balogh (Charlie/SGR) escribió:
There are two motivations, the first one is to learn how to do it manually,
take a .pas, get the .s and assemble them (and link) to geta final executable.
IIRC it was arguments:
-a -st
This won't assemble or link the executable, b
Hi,
On Fri, 11 Sep 2015, José Mejuto wrote:
> There are two motivations, the first one is to learn how to do it manually,
> take a .pas, get the .s and assemble them (and link) to geta final executable.
IIRC it was arguments:
-a -st
This won't assemble or link the executable, but generate a scr
El 11/09/2015 a las 21:18, Sven Barth escribió:
What is the reason you're trying to do this? Maybe we can help you a bit
more if we know your motivation to pursue this.
Hello,
There are two motivations, the first one is to learn how to do it
manually, take a .pas, get the .s and assemble th
Am 11.09.2015 19:06 schrieb "José Mejuto" :
>
> Hello,
>
> Can anybody enlight me in how to:
>
> - Compile a program outputting assembler in intel format.
> - Assemble the .s files in a final .exe
>
> I can get assembler in AT&T format using "-a" but if I add "-Anasmwin32"
the program is not compil
El 11/09/2015 a las 20:18, Florian Klämpfl escribió:
FPC dependents on a lot of tools like cross binutils which are not provided by
FPC itself. So
install nasm separately.
Hello,
Thank you, so the presence of nasm should make the compiler finish the
compilation ? I was thinking that to gene
Am 11.09.2015 um 19:05 schrieb José Mejuto:
> Hello,
>
> Can anybody enlight me in how to:
>
> - Compile a program outputting assembler in intel format.
> - Assemble the .s files in a final .exe
>
> I can get assembler in AT&T format using "-a" but if I add "-Anasmwin32" the
> program is not co
Hello,
Can anybody enlight me in how to:
- Compile a program outputting assembler in intel format.
- Assemble the .s files in a final .exe
I can get assembler in AT&T format using "-a" but if I add "-Anasmwin32"
the program is not compiled as "nasm is not found", only main.lpr is
compiled, no