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Subject:	Re: Inline assembly?
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what kind of assembly does djgpp use? I remember finding it in the FAQ's or
DOC's somewhere but i can't find it no more...
this doesn't seem to work...

get_point(FILE *Dat) {
unsigned char high, low;
high = fgetc(Dat);
low = fgetc(Dat);

asm {
mov al, low
mov ah, high
} // Data should return correctly since it's in AX right?

}
It won't compile on that assembly portion... umm... Help?? =)

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