My guess is that the line above it: 

use lib "$FindBin::Bin/lib";

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might not be working properly on your system, for some reason (FindBin is rumored to be unstable). Try a 1-liner of: 

perl -MFindBin -le 'print $FindBin::Bin'

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while in the directory that you have parrot installed, and see if it is displaying the correct directory. You may have an extra trailing '/'.

In the meantime, cd over to the languages/imcc subdirectory and make imcc. You can use it to assemble (and run!) parrot programs with the -a switch, i.e.: 

imcc -a source.pasm

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Update:
As a side note, your assembly snippet is a bit whacked. There isn't a 4 arg conditional branch anymore, and you are comparision is a bit off. Try this: 

REDO: time I1
      print I1
      print "\n"
SPIN: time I1
      ne I1, I2, REDO
      branch SPIN

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Hope that doesn't take the fun outta it! (-:

In reply to Re: Problems compiling Parrot by jryan
in thread Problems compiling Parrot by jens

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