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Compilation Instructions
To compile vasm you first have to choose a Makefile
which fits for your host architecture. The following are available:
- Makefile - standard Unix/gcc Makefile
- Makefile.68k - makes AmigaOS 68020 executable with vbcc
- Makefile.Cygwin - makes Windows executable with Cygwin/MinGW-gcc
- Makefile.Haiku - gcc Makefile which doesn't link libm
- Makefile.MiNT - makes Atari MiNT 68020 executable with vbcc
- Makefile.MOS - makes MorphOS executable with vbcc
- Makefile.OS4 - makes AmigaOS4 executable with vbcc
- Makefile.PUp - makes PowerUp executable with vbcc
- Makefile.TOS - makes Atari TOS 68000 executable with vbcc
- Makefile.Win32 - makes Windows executable with MS-VSC++
- Makefile.Win32FromLinux - makes Windows executable on Linux
- Makefile.WOS - makes WarpOS executable with vbcc
Then select a CPU- and a syntax-module to compile. Do this by
defining CPU and SYNTAX for your Makefile, e.g.
make CPU=m68k SYNTAX=mot
Available CPU modules:
- CPU=6502
- CPU=6800
- CPU=6809
- CPU=arm
- CPU=c16x
- CPU=hans
- CPU=jagrisc
- CPU=m68k
- CPU=pdp11
- CPU=ppc
- CPU=qnice
- CPU=test
- CPU=tr3200
- CPU=unsp
- CPU=vidcore
- CPU=x86
- CPU=z80
Available Syntax modules:
- SYNTAX=std
- SYNTAX=madmac
- SYNTAX=mot
- SYNTAX=oldstyle
- SYNTAX=test
The Makefile will then generate a vasm-binary called:
vasm<CPU>_<SYNTAX>[_<HOST>]
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