Linux build script and some platform code fixes for Linux. #60
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…rting changes to the repetition tester to make it more readable to me.
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This is a minimal PR because I was holding off on doing more, as I'd like to ask first before pouring the work in. I had some issues:
#pragma comment (lib, "....")needs the.aextension on Linux. On macOS this is again going to be different. Would be nice if there is a cleaner way to do this for all platforms at once.listing_...._linux.asmfor all the listings that need translating (all I guess, as there is the Count and Buffer argument). Or is there a more clever trick or way to do this. I was looking into symbolic registers in nasm where you could use custom register names like "count" and "pointer", and then have them preprocessor-style be filled in with either "rsi", "rdi", "rdx", "rcx", depending on the calling convention. I don't know if nasm supports such things.