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RHIDE--A good IDE for DJGPP,support ASM.

Really good IDE for beginners.

You can Google it.

For OSdev, DJGPP is pretty obsolete. For any semi-modern purpose, DJGPP is pretty obsolete.

Try Cygwin with Dev-c++ for a newer graphical IDE.

Aside from that, I've heard it was pretty good too.

I have downloaded Dev-C++ and Cygwin bin files.
But nasm is not in Cygwin package.

What should I do if I want to use nasm in Dev-C++ to compile my asm files?

Download nasm, copy the executable to cygwin/bin/ and use it?

I hope you haven't been downloading the "Cygwin bin files" but used http://www.cygwin.com/setup.exe to have Cygwin properly installed.



It is; you can select it from the "devel" group in the Cygwin setup.exe.

Oh,I am using setup.exe.Thanks

My question is how to let Dev-C++ know you are using nasm?
I created a Empty project,add a .c file and a .asm file.
But from the log I could see that Dev-C++ use gcc to compile the asm file,and of course failed.
I checked the configuration,but found no where that could tell the compiler to use nasm to compile the asm file.

Did I miss anything?

Override the build command for the assembly files. It's in the project options, at least for 4.9.9.2. Project->Project Options->Files-Override build command should get you there.

Or overide the entire process and tell it to use your own makefile .

Rhide is a cool IDE...Used it for a while before I got Dev-C++. Before Rhide I used notepad .

Thank you.It works now