Using make on RedHat and YDL 2.2

Hello All I took a class on Assembly language this semester using RH7.2 where we created small programs that ran on the schools RH7.2 machines. Now we are in winter break I wish to keep learning the language and so today installed YDL 2.2 on my iBook in order to keep using the newly aquired skills. However, 'making' the same successfully completed programs from school on the YDL platform gives messages for alost every command such as: Error: Unrecognized opcode: 'pushl' Error: Unrecognized opcode: 'movl' Error: Unrecognized opcode: 'je' Error: Unrecognized opcode: 'addl' I know these extremely simple progs are fine as they successfully run on the schools machines (but they are intels). Any ideas apprciated. Thanks guys.

'ibook'? Isn't that a Mac? Macintoshes have a different processor than Intel machines do. Different processors, different assembly instructions.

in order to keep using the newly aquired skills. However, guys.

Your computer at home doesn't have an Intel processor, and cannot run your Intel assembly-language programs.

Maybe it's time to upgrade your hardware.

The assembly language on a PPC-based Mac is totally different from assembly on a x86 CPU. Learn the new language or get another machine for running Intel assembly.

There's an x86 emulator called bochs that might allow your software to run. It has a very minimal Linux distro so you could probably run the software though it will be slow.

Thanks to all. Looks like i will have to dual boot my PC. Thanks...