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double-beep avatar double-beep commented on July 29, 2024 1

Hello @Sportsmen and @CounterPly,

It is really strange that this happened. This errror, as @CounterPly said, may happened because the script either terminated suddenly or (as make.bat is broken in option 1 you didn't let make.bat finish assembling. One other option is that you selected U and fasmg.exe was deleted, but download.vbs couldn't download the fasmg.exe file.

@Sportsmen,
what you wrote

(

If I click B
=== Building Windows BMI2 Executable ===
The system cannot find the file specified.

is the exact "screenshot"? make.bat uses now the command

fasmg.exe *

and not

start /min /wait fasmg.exe

so the exact "screenshot" had to be

=== Building Windows BMI2 Executable ===
flat assembler g  version *
The system cannot find the file specified.

)

@CounterPly, a way of being SURE we are in the required folder is:

@echo off

echo This make.bat SHOULD run without administrator privileges. If you have ran it as admin close and double click the file to reopen it without admin privileges.
pause>nul

call currDir

:currDir
pushd %cd%
goto:eof

so now, after or before every build a

popd

command ensures that we are in the starting folder

@double-beep

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CounterPly avatar CounterPly commented on July 29, 2024

Did you select make-all and not let it finish to completion? There must be a pre-existing bmi2 version present in WindowsOS_Binaries for the script to work properly.

This will probably also fix option 2, but if not, make sure you are in the correct directory.

Let me know if you still have problems and I'll take a look in a few hours.

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Sportsmen avatar Sportsmen commented on July 29, 2024

Hello

Uusally all I do is download the file, unzip it, click on make and select B to get a BMI compile. Never had an issue before. This time it gives me an error and does not make the BMI or any compile

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CounterPly avatar CounterPly commented on July 29, 2024

Very strange. Do you know at which commit this stopped working for you?

One possibility could be that the newer version of fasmg.exe is getting auto-removed by your antivirus since it is a relatively new executable that few users have downloaded.

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Sportsmen avatar Sportsmen commented on July 29, 2024

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Sportsmen avatar Sportsmen commented on July 29, 2024

I downloaded the latest asm to take some screen shots, to show why it was not working.... and it works....
Great job guys, way to fix it! 🥇
unzip
works

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