From: "Hedi Touati" <touati AT sprint DOT ca>
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Subject: compling inline assembly functions
Date: Mon, 4 May 1998 23:07:43 -0300
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Hello,

I'm looking for examples on how to include and compile
assembly functions in C programs within djgpp environment (gcc).

Any help will be appreciated.


ercepts DOS calls ahead of DOS), but 
>other redirectors typically don't support such names.

Actually, only Novell's old NETX clients worked that way and they
didn't support UNC names (I believe they predated Microsoft's
introduction of UNC; in any case, Novell's syntax for directly
specifying a network path is "server/volume:path") and they
technically weren't redirectors since, as you indicated, they didn't
use the DOS redirector interface but instead intercepted DOS calls.
Novell's later DOS clients both support UNC (in addition to the Novell
syntax) and are true redirectors.  I don't specifically know of any
redirector-based network client that doesn't support UNC (certainly
both Microsoft's DOS client and LANtastic support it), but I
admittedly haven't checked every DOS network client in existence.