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re: using in-line assembly.

Posted by Dmitry Uvarov on 1999-05-08

> >>I can't find it yet :(
> 
> err...you don't find it. you buy it.
And how much it costs there?

> >>Yes, it's easiler, but it not allow comiler to uptimize the code on
> >>registers level. With #pragma aux you can tell compiler where to put
> >>parameters and where to get result.
> 
> hmmmm i didn't know that. interesting. you mean at the bottom of 
> the #pragma aux directive?
yes that's value, parm and modify parameters. (check online help for more
info) 

> i having problem understand AT&T asm sytaxes (anyone knows how?
> or how to program?)
AT&T syntax is easy. I remember that somewere on my HD was file describing
differences between Intel and AT&T styles. The main difference: 
in Intel style:  mov dst,src
in AT&T  style:  mov(size) %src,%dst

What you want to know? And for what you need to write in AT&T style?

Dmitry
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