From:	"Max Erhard" <erhard AT banstead DOT u-net DOT com>
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp
References:	<36EE7597 DOT C0DF33F4 AT home DOT com>
Subject:	Re: parse error before `{'
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asm looks a bit wrong, your using the intel syntax where as djgpp uses the
at/t version, don't ask me any questions about what its like though, I dont
know much.

BRAD KRANE wrote in message <36EE7597 DOT C0DF33F4 AT home DOT com>...
>
>    Why is it that when I declaire a function that it always gives me a
>parse error on the line right after the first { in the function? How do
>I fix this. I put an example of one of the functions that I made that
>gives me the error sorry about the caps.
>Thanks.
>
>                                    ~NuclearMayhem~
>
>unsigned char outp(short int port, unsigned char value)
>{
>    asm {                         /*  GIVES ME THE PARSE ERROR RIGHT
>HERE  */
>        XOR AX, AX
>        XOR DX, DX
>        MOV DX, port
>        MOV AL, value
>        OUT DX, AL
>    }
>}
>

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