Mail Archives: djgpp/1997/09/04/01:49:19
> First of all DJGPP is just a port of GCC for dos, so there are no
> support anything in DJGPP what isn't in GCC. DJGPP(GCC) doesn't output
> instructions specific to processors higher than 386 with coprocessor.
> in assembler you can use it already. Either you can use NASM which
> them (using Intel syntax asm), or you can, using some macros, use them
> GAS assembler also (AT&T syntax). Look at "Pentium profiling tools" in
> section on http://www.goof.com/pgc/ there is header file which uses
They also have Pentium specific compilers. That way you aren't limited
to 386 or 486 code.
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