Binary:

The binary file b2nasm, requires no installation to run.
There are however a few requirements:
You must have NASM installed, and in your current path. 

(ie. you should be able to type nasm anywhere in the 
file system and it will run.)

You also need to copy srapidq.inc to /usr/include/
or if you have it in another location, change the source code to that location.

B2Nasm, expects the source code it's going to compile to be:
    /home/nicky/b2nasm/test.bas
and it will create the file:
    /home/nicky/b2nasm/test.com
    
If you require other locations, you will have to change the source code and 
recompile, as I haven't found out how to use relative paths in rapidq yet :-(

Sourcecode: 

As for the source code all of the above requirements apply, however 
you must also have rapidq installed.

At the moment, the releases being distributed compile fine withe the linux
version of rapidq, but compile to dos .com files. As a result, you will need 
either a machine running dos/windows or a copy of DOSEMU.

The command I use for compiling B2Nasm is: rc b2nasm.bas b2nasm -L/usr/bin -opt

-opt         turns on optimizations (make it smaller)
-L/usr/bin   changes the path to the libraries. change this to wherever you
	     copied the rapidq*.lib files.
	     
Hope this helps.
Nick