The Assembler in gcc uses AT&T Asm Syntax.
Search for all on 'AT&T Asm Syntax', as you already know asm, some of the websites i found have docs that cover AT&T Asm Syntax.
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Larry
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Hi,
how can i use the inline assembler?
I tried asm, _asm, __asm, __asm__ but nothing works.
In MSVC++ I write
__asm
{
mov eax, 0
mov ebx, 0
}
(only demo code, nothing useful). How can i do this with Dev-C++???
Thanks,
-Dominik
The Assembler in gcc uses AT&T Asm Syntax.
Search for all on 'AT&T Asm Syntax', as you already know asm, some of the websites i found have docs that cover AT&T Asm Syntax.
No link sorry, do not want anything that may be looked at as an ad.
Larry
movb %ah, $0
Small sample of AT&T Syntax.
Larry
Thanks you very much!!!