Open Project options and add to C compiler and/or C++ compiler options box these lines:
--save-temps
-masm=intel
--save-temps will leave *.ii and *.s files where *.ii is your source code after preprocesing and *.s are assembler
files.
-masm=intel will set assembler output to be in intel syntax, else it will be in at&t syntax which is kinda ugly (at
least for me). But there are sometimes problems with using -masm=intel and gprof (profiler).
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Jan Ringos, Tr...@mx...
http://tringi.mx-3.cz
> What do I have to do to get an assembly language output listing?
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> TIA,
> Ken
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