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From: ma6djh AT bath DOT ac DOT uk (D J Hampson)
Subject: C++ and Assembler
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Date: Sun, 27 Apr 1997 18:17:53 GMT
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I've just realised that when you compile C++ it gives functions different 
names like _MyFunc_Fss (ss standing for short short), rather than just 
_MyFunc. This makes sense for overloading and stuff, but doesn't it mean 
that C++ is incompatible with Assembler built for C?

If I put MyFunc(short,short) in C, and then _MyFunc in Asm, how do I make 
it compile correctly under C and C++? (How do I make C++ look for a 
function called _MyFunc rather than _MyFunc_Fss?)

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David Hampson
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