Checking whether the ASM_YASM compiler is GNU using "--version" did not match "(GNU assembler)|(GCC)|(Free Software Foundation)": yasm 1.2.0 Compiled on Jul 3 2014. Copyright (c) 2001-2011 Peter Johnson and other Yasm developers. Run yasm --license for licensing overview and summary. Checking whether the ASM_YASM compiler is HP using "-V" did not match "HP C": yasm: warning: unrecognized option `-V' yasm: No input files specified Checking whether the ASM_YASM compiler is Intel using "--version" did not match "(ICC)": yasm 1.2.0 Compiled on Jul 3 2014. Copyright (c) 2001-2011 Peter Johnson and other Yasm developers. Run yasm --license for licensing overview and summary. Checking whether the ASM_YASM compiler is SunPro using "-V" did not match "Sun C": yasm: warning: unrecognized option `-V' yasm: No input files specified Checking whether the ASM_YASM compiler is XL using "-qversion" did not match "XL C": yasm: warning: unrecognized option `-qversion' yasm: No input files specified Checking whether the ASM_YASM compiler is MSVC using "/?" did not match "Microsoft": yasm: file name already has no extension: output will be in `yasm.out' yasm: FATAL: Could not open input file Checking whether the ASM_YASM compiler is TI using "-h" did not match "Texas Instruments": usage: yasm [option]* file Options: --version show version text --license show license text -h, --help show help text --arch= select architecture (list with -a help) -a --parser= select parser (list with -p help) -p --preproc= select preprocessor (list with -r help) -r --oformat= select object format (list with -f help) -f --dformat= select debugging format (list with -g help) -g --lformat= select list format (list with -L help) -L --list= name of list-file output -l --objfile= name of object-file output -o --mapfile= name of map-file output --machine= select machine (list with -m help) -m --force-strict treat all sized operands as if `strict' was used -w inhibits warning messages -W enables/disables warning -M generate Makefile dependencies on stdout -E redirect error messages to file -s redirect error messages to stdout -e, --preproc-only preprocess only (writes output to stdout by default) -i add include path -I add include path -P pre-include file -d pre-define a macro, optionally to value -D pre-define a macro, optionally to value -u undefine a macro -U undefine a macro -X