I got myself the book "The Art of Assembly Language" by Randall Hyde.
This books uses an assembly/high level language called HLA as it's primary
programming language. As far as i know there's only one compiler for this
language and is called hla and written by the author Randall Hyde.
Its sou
I forgot to mention that i did not compile the hla, i downloaded the
binaries.
Does the problematic file have execute permission set? Is it for wrong arch,
i.e. 32-bit instead of 64-bit?
ps. https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/loose
Thanks, i meant lose.
The file has permission to execute.
I think it's compiled for a 32-bit, i'm running a 64-bit Trisquel.
On the site it says, hla for the 80x86 processor.
Is this the problem? If this is the problem, will i be able to compile the
code to run on a 64-bit?
I have downloaded
I believe this is a problem but I don't know how to fix it. Perhaps the
author of the language would know?
There is some multiarch system but people have had trouble with it.
Then there are virtualization solutions too if it's not possible to get it
running on 64.
I solved the problem by installing Trisquel 6 i686.
Part of The Problem was/is that Trisquel amd64 does not include libc6-i386
which for i know includes 32-bit program loader and libraries.
After installing libc6-i386 i was able to execute the earlier unwilling
file/executable 'hlaparse' com
