Mail Archives: djgpp/1996/06/21/15:26:05
stwand07 AT uctvms DOT uct DOT ac DOT za wrote:
: I am mucking around with some "demo" style effects in Allegro, and would like
: to try coding some routines in assembly for speed. However, I know perilously
: little Intel assembly, only M68k !
As an Ex-Amiga man I have the same problem.
: As a self-tutoring method, I'd like to see what assembly code results from my C
: program. So, is it possible to have the compiler produce assembly code _with_
: the C code as comments, like :
: // x = array[1] + array[2] + array[3]>>2;
: assembly blah
: blah..blah..blah
: etc... blah.. etc..
: // y = x*5;
: more assembly... blah...
If you run Linux and X-Windows then try Xddd. This is a Motif based debugger
that displays your program in assembly and in C. The format is a split
window, with the source code in the top window and the disassembly in the
bottom. You can trace through either the assembly or the C source.
Xddd comes ready compiled with the Motif stuff statically linked (3 Meg).
I know this may not be what your after, but it is all I can suggest. Sorry.
Jon.
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Email: jon AT neurodne DOT demon DOT co DOT uk
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