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With regards to your assembler (as) complaining about no input file:

This is caused by your using the -pipe parameter.  Look at line 120
(approximately) of your Makefile and note the line PIPE_AS= -pipe.
This line is telling the gnu compiler (g++) that it can just pipe its
assembler code to the assembler instead of writing it to a temporary
file.  This is not the case for your assembler.

There are two possible solutions for this:
    1) Install and thereby use the GNU assembler, gas.  gas takes piped
	input.  When you install it, place it or a link to it in the
	same directory where you placed such items as gcc-cc1plus.  In
	that directory, call it gcc-as.
    2) Comment out the line PIPE_AS= -pipe and take your chances with
	your own assembler.  My personal experience has shown me that
	your chances along this vain may not be good.  (But heck, it
	wouldn't hurt to try unless you are charged for cpu usage.)

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