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## __How to Compile__
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Better download the latest update source of the interpreter and build it! It's quite easy to build this interpreter, what you need are only two things: C++ compiler and the `make`. There is no third-party library used in this project.
__CAUTION__: If want to use the release zip/tar.gz file to build the interpreter, please read the [__Release Notes__](./doc/dev.md#release-notes) to make sure this release file has no fatal bugs.
### __Windows (MinGW-w64)__
### __`Windows (MinGW-w64)`__
![windows](https://img.shields.io/badge/Microsoft-Windows-green?style=flat-square&logo=windows)
Make sure your MinGW thread model is `posix thread model`, otherwise it may not have the thread library.
Make sure MinGW thread model is `posix thread model`, otherwise it may not have the thread library.
> mkdir build
>
> mingw32-make nasal.exe -j4
### __`Windows (Visual Studio)`__
### __Windows (Visual Studio)__
![windows](https://img.shields.io/badge/Microsoft-Windows-green?style=flat-square&logo=windows)
This project gives a [__CMakelists.txt__](./CMakeLists.txt) for you to create project in `Visual Studio`.
### __`Linux/macOS/Unix`__
### __Linux / macOS / Unix__
> mkdir build
>
> make -j4
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> make -j
You could choose which compiler you want to use: