[Dev-C++] asm SEGment problem ?

[Johannes P. <joh...@pr...>]

Good day
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I have a C/asm related question that is puzzling me. If possible can 
somebody please give some input on it as I don't really have a clue
on where to go from here.

in the example below I add the SEGment of the handler function to the AX 
register.

//======================= SNIP START ===========================
void handler(void){
   return;
}

void main(void){
   asm{
     mov ax,SEG handler
   }
}
//==========8<============ SNIP END ===========================

with the dos.h and stdio.h this compiles with no problems at all.

But when changing this to a class as seen below.

//========================= SNIP START ========================

class te{
   private:
     int vga;
   protected:
     void handler_te(void);
   public:
     void init(void);
};

void te::handler_te(void){
   return 0;
}

void te::init(void){
   asm{
     mov ax,SEG this.handler_te
   }
}
//============= 8< ========== SNIP END ===========================

when compiling this with the same headers you get the following error.

Error SEGTEST.CPP 19: Undefined symbol 'handler_te'

This is confusing me as I don't know how to get around this.

Any input will be appreciated.

Thanks in Advance

Johannes Pretorius