i'm kinda new to this stuff, so i might be using the wrong compiler, but i tried compiling it with as, as86 and nasm under gentoo-linux and FreeBSD 5.0 and only got tons of errors...
what do i need to successfully compile a assembler file on linux/BSD?
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Well, the "sources" are really a disassembly of an existing driver. It looks like they're in Intel assembly format, which will require either MASM or TurboAssembler to assemble.
GNU as requires AT&T syntax; nasm requires it's own syntax (similar to, but not compatible with, Intel's format). The differences are a bit much to go into here. Check the info documentation (C-h i from Emacs) on as for information about AT&T syntax, nasm documentation for nasm syntax.
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Anonymous
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2003-05-04
can anybody hook us up with a link to an assembler/compiler we can use to build this driver?
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If you like to get RE sources of 0903a, you can DL it at :
http://www.heno.sk/acx100_pci_sources_support.asm
Did you have any luck in compiling this code under other distributions?
i'm kinda new to this stuff, so i might be using the wrong compiler, but i tried compiling it with as, as86 and nasm under gentoo-linux and FreeBSD 5.0 and only got tons of errors...
what do i need to successfully compile a assembler file on linux/BSD?
Well, the "sources" are really a disassembly of an existing driver. It looks like they're in Intel assembly format, which will require either MASM or TurboAssembler to assemble.
GNU as requires AT&T syntax; nasm requires it's own syntax (similar to, but not compatible with, Intel's format). The differences are a bit much to go into here. Check the info documentation (C-h i from Emacs) on as for information about AT&T syntax, nasm documentation for nasm syntax.
can anybody hook us up with a link to an assembler/compiler we can use to build this driver?
MASM for linux {http://www.solorb.com/linux8bit/}
Source code direct-download {http://www.solorb.com/linux8bit/masm.tar.gz}
There's also gpasm which might do the job {http://gpasm.sourceforge.net/}
Ry
Does anyone actually have this driver working??
Chris