Syntastic NASM检查器

Question

So I've been doing some work in my Assembly class for college, and I use Vim as my primary code editor. I'm having a problem with Syntastic where I'm writing assembly for NASM, but Syntastic only wants to run the gcc error checker (which tells me all my code is wrong). I tried to run the NASM checker explicitly with SyntasticCheck nasm but that didn't seem to work. I also attempted to let g:syntastic_asm_checkers = ['nasm'] in my .vimrc but that didn't seem to do anything. How can I get Syntastic to run the NASM checker here?

As a note, I tested this by just writing something like mov eax, to get an error out of NASM.

Answer 1

You need to either

• force the association between .asm with nasm. Just add this anywhere in your .vimrc

   autocmd BufNewFile,BufRead *.asm set filetype=nasm 

• use the .nasm extension. Then everything will just work.

Answer 2

I edited the file nasm.vim in ~/.vim/bundle/syntastic/syntax_checkers/nasm to work for asm and saved the edited file in ~/.vim/bundle/syntastic/syntax_checkers/asm with the same name nasm.vim . Doing so, you can put let g:syntastic_asm_checkers = ['nasm'] into your .vimrc configuration and it works just fine :)

You can find the edited file as well as some details on https://srv2.mysnet.me/casm/tutorial/vim-configuration .

Well, I know that it has been a few years old question, but it'll help others at east, I hope. (at least I was looking for an answer myself until I figured out tweaking the files might work out thanks to @netskink :D)

Answer 3

As mentioned in the comments above, it turns out nasm only works for files with a nasm file extension. After renaming my file to <file>.nasm I discovered that vim doesn't automatically detect the nasm filetype after running set ft? , so I'll have to modify my .vimrc to support the extension.

Answer 4

For what its worth, I tried to dork with the files:

plugins/syntastic/registry.vim
syntax_checkers/nasm/nasm.vim
syntax_checkers/asm/gcc.vim

To disable .asm syntax and replace it with nasm syntax but it did not work. I could the errors to go away but I could not get the snytax coloring or checker to work automatically. I reverted my changes and just do this instead:

:SyntasticCheck nasm
:set filetype=nasm
:SyntasticCheck nasm

After the second syntasticcheck command, it will have syntax coloring and nasm syntax checking enabled. Not sure why it takes two passes.