INSTALL:
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Quick steps:

./configure
make
su
make install


Starting with version 0.8.2, gpasm uses gnu's automake for managing
the details of the make files. 


To build gpasm, you'll need both "flex" and "bison".  These two are tools
that gpasm uses to handle user input. If you're running Linux, you'll
almost certainly have these already. If not, you can get them from any
site that carries a GNU distribution.

Once you've built the tools, untar the gpasm source into a directory
and type:
	./configure
	make
Everything should just build and produce an executable called 'gpasm'.

Install it by becoming root and type "make install".  This copies
gpasm into /usr/local/bin and special.inc into /usr/local/gpasm.

You should now be ready to assemble some PIC code by typing "gpasm".
