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platform-linux_x86_64's Issues

Add support for nasm?

I was looking to use Platform IO IDE for debugging an assembly program, but it appears the assembler is hard-coded to as. I already have a project using nasm and can link the resulting object files into gcc. Rewriting the files to use syntax that as can understand is not really practical.

I modified the builder config locally and was able to swap in nasm without difficulty. It'd be helpful to do so without having to modify the PlatformIO source code.

Debug

i successfully compiled / executed the program but i can't launch debug i always get the following error:
"Please setup environments in platformio.ini file"
is it possible to debug c++ programs and use the memory view / registers ...?

Home: Could not install platform

PIO Core Call Error: PlatformManager: Installing linux_x86_64
Downloading...
Unpacking...
linux_x86_64 @ 1.1.2 has been successfully installed!
PackageManager: Installing toolchain-gcclinux64 @ ~1.40801.0

Error: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement '~1.40801.0' for your system 'windows_x86'

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