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i get the error, Error: invalid instruction suffix for `push'. how will i overcome this error! The error you're getting comes out from a very simple fact : the push instruction in 32-bit mode accepts Most distributions allow you to do that in different ways. Your compiler, as, has the --32 switch for emitting The g95 compiler, and Perl should be in your PATH. Further suggestions for improvements and/or corrections are welcome! If your paths are different from those used in the install instructions make appropriate adjustments to the paths used in the following steps. instruction suffix for pushf' x86cpuid.s:162: Error: invalid instruction suffix forpop' x86cpuid.s:192: Error: invalid instruction suffix for pop' x86cpuid.s:194: Error: relocated field and relocation type differ in signedness x86cpuid.s:221: Error: invalid instruction suffix forpush' x86cpuid.s:230: Error Error: invalid instruction suffix for `push' mdp_render_1x_16_x86.S:53: Error: invalid instruction suffix for `push' mdp_render_1x_16_x86.S:54: Error: invalid instruction Сначала ./configure не прошло: compiler cannot create executables. После установки gcc-4.7-multilib валится с этим I am trying to compile a program with the current 64-bit ubuntu (8.04.1 LTS) and current "ganymede" eclipse IDE/CDT (5.0), but it generates the following This exact project compiles and runs fine in 32-bit fedora8 with eclipse IDE/CDT (v3.3, I believe). I suspect the problem has something to do with me the 'push' instruction gives an error message, I suspect that the program has some assembly Hello everyone recently i'v intalled the fortran compiler. g95 following the steps in /tmp/ccb9kyvJ.s:11: Error: invalid instruction suffix for `push' I've downloaded from this site and have followed all the | compiler-errors. When assembling a file with GNU assembler I get the following error: hello.s:6: Error: invalid instruction suffix for `push'. Here's the file that I'm trying to assemble program suffix x.x.x-ns is to remind me the version is not stable. changed url_mpfr to a mirror as the site was recently down for a while. It is a simple HelloWorld app (std::cout << "HelloWorld!"). Compile it like: g++ HelloWorld.s -o Hello. When Fortran source is compiled I get a .o and a .exe file. When I try to build fortran code using f2py -c -m fmod test1.f95 I am always getting some assembler errors like I was using the g95 compiler which was generating a 32 bit code and all other tools that I was using were generating 64 bit code. [Mingw-w64-public] gcc (tdm) 4.5 - broken assembler? (invalid instruction suffix for `push'). From: <mescalinum@gm> - 2010-08-27 01:37:31. how come?? I checked the x86_64 instruction set [1], and it appears > PUSHL is not a valid instruction. > so what's happening? it's using a x86 compiler

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