I'm trying to install the latest stable version of Allegro (4.2.2) - following the instructions here: http://www.glost.eclipse.co.uk/gfoot/vivace/vivace.html#How%20to%20install%20Allegro , but when I run "make", the following error occurs:

Error: suffix or operands invalid for 'fnstsw'

What am I doing wrong? How it can be fixed?
My OS is Windows XP.

Sorry, I got confused with all the install stuff

I'm using Dev-cpp 4.9.9.2 ... I think it comes with MinGW but I'm not sure about the version.

Anyways, I tried installing Allegro the way it says in mingw32.txt..

cd c:\allegro fix.bat mingw

that worked fine and returned a success.. but when I type:

mingw32-make (because only 'make' didn't work),

it shows the following error:

gcc: installation problem, cannot exec `cc1': No such file or directory

Hmm...
The files cc1 and cc1plus are in "C:\djgpp\libexec\gcc\djgpp\4.32"
I tried adding the directory to the PATH environment variable, but it still won't work... the only difference is that it said "invalid argument" instead of "no such file or directory" in the error..
And binutils is v. 219b I think...

OK, I deleted everything and started again from the beginning...
This time I followed this guide:
http://ceniza666.googlepages.com/ceniza%27swebsite-mingw

It gives me:
"Compiling Allegro for MinGW32, optimised. Please wait... gcc -DALLEGRO_SRC -DALLEGRO_LIB_BUILD -Wall -Wno-unused -mtune=i586 -O2 -funroll -loops -ffast-math -fomit-frame-pointer -I. -I./include -o obj/mingw32/alleg/po ly3d.o -c src/poly3d.c src/poly3d.c:44: error: syntax error before string constant make: *** [obj/mingw32/alleg/poly3d.o] Error 1"
when I run Make..

Nah, it seems that it just won't work on me, whatever I try :/

Follow the directions in the allegro zip file in the allegro/docs/build/mingw32.txt file.

You'll need the mingw/bin directory in your PATH, as well as the directory with cc1.exe and cc1plus.exe from your mingw installation. It's probably c:\mingw\libexec\gcc\mingw32#.#.# or since you're using dev-cpp, replace the mingw directory with the devcpp directory.

It should be fixed in newer versions, too.