@orivej I added you as a maintainer because I basically copied your fasm package

I changed meta.platforms, I guess fasmg should work for all x86(_64) UNIX

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/nix/store/d61m18vxxwqshv4vik4jw3i7a9d3sflx-stdenv-darwin/setup: line 1310: ./fasmg.x64: cannot execute binary file: Exec format error

Is This binary 64 bit only?

Is This binary 64 bit only?

@SuperSandro2000 ./fasmg is 32 bit, ./fasmg.x64 is 64 bits

Is This binary 64 bit only?

@SuperSandro2000 ./fasmg is 32 bit, ./fasmg.x64 is 64 bits

I am not sure how to handle this correctly for 32 and 64 bit machines.

@sikmir Can you help out?

@SuperSandro2000 you are trying to build on darwin using linux binary, from readme:

The executable file for Windows is "fasmg.exe", while "fasmg" and "fasmg.x64"
are for Linux in 32-bit and 64-bit format respectively. The files for MacOS
are at "source/macos/fasmg" and "source/macos/x64/fasmg".

@SuperSandro2000 it should work on darwin now

Now I think it can't be more comprehensible (and verbose)

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not sure if pulling binaries is a good idea

not sure if pulling binaries is a good idea

If they easily can be build from source this is preferred. @luc65r do you know if this can be done?

This uses the fasmg binary provided in the source to assemble itself. I could try to assemble it with fasm, but IDK if it is possible.

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Where did you find the license?

There is a license.txt in the source. I thought it was the same license as fasm, but after reading it, it is definitively BSD3.