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Subject:	Re: inline assembly problem
From:	buckwalter AT planacc DOT com (daemon)
Date:	Fri, 07 Jul 1995 13:51:52 -0700 (PDT)
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guest AT dstn02 DOT dct DOT ac DOT uk (Guest) wrote:

>Hi,

>I have just installed djgpp with gcc version 2.6.3 with maintenance
>releases dj112m1.zip - dj112m4.zip and I am trying to compile C code 
>with inline assembly and setting x86 registers but without any sucess.
>I have the file below to try and set the AX register (as a simple 
>example):

>m.c
>---
> main() { 
> 
>   _AX = 0;
> }

First you need to read up on AT&T assembly as opposed to Intel assembly.  This
is found by typing 'info as' at the DOS prompt.  Then you need to call the
function asm() to use inline assembly.  How exactly you do this i don't know.
But if you figure it out, share!


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