The MMS Compiler is a command-line tool which can be used to generate Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS) files based on a predefined set of input files: text, images, audio, video. This tool can be used in Windows or Linux (x86).
Please, read the Overview and the User's Guide.
If you downloaded the binary release, just unpack it into any directory. After that, you can execute the compile.bat file to generate the MMS file for each of the available templates. The same compile.bat can be used as a batch file in Windows or a shell script in Linux.
If you downloaded the source code release, unpack it into any directory. Create the subdirectory bin under the installation directory and copy the FASM (flat assembler) executable into this subdirectory. The FASM compiler can be downloaded from the official website. If using Linux, cd to the installation directory and set the execute permissions for the compile.bat files and the FASM compiler, for example:
find . -name compile.bat -exec chmod +x {} \;
chmod +x bin/fasm
If you are interested in contributing to the MMS Compiler project, start by reading the Contributing guide.
The MMS Compiler uses the permissive BSD 3-Clause License which allows you to freely use, modify and redistribute this tool in source and binary forms.