Hi,<br><br>I've got the latest code from git and I have the latest nasm (also installed from git repo.) It fails with the following message:<br><br>root@media:~/x264# ./configure --enable-shared<br>Found no assembler<br>
Minimum version is yasm-0.6.1 or nasm-2.0<br>If you really want to compile without asm, configure with --disable-asm.<br><br>It prints the message at line 305 and if I insert a an echo $AS then it prints "yasm", even though :<br>
root@media:~/x264# which yasm<br>root@media:~/x264# whereis yasm<br>yasm:<br><br>After looking at as_check() I noticed that it uses $AS which defaults to yasm. Initially I thought that, since I'm on a x86-64 CPU, the problem is that the code on line 249 is missing under the case statement for x86-64. In other words 'as_check || AS="nasm"' should be on line 260.<br>
<br>This does not work though, unfortunately.<br><br>My personal solution is, I'm going to use yasm since that's the default tool - problem solved. But I suppose if someone was a nasm fetishist then they might be upset by this bug. :-D<br>
<br>Cheers,<br>- Jonathan<br>