Date:	Tue, 7 Mar 2000 05:35:33 +0600 (LKT)
From:	Kalum Somaratna aka Grendel <kalum AT crosswinds DOT net>
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To:	"Martin F. Johansen" <mfag AT online DOT no>
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Subject:	Re: Inline asm
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On Mon, 6 Mar 2000, Martin F. Johansen wrote:

> Does Inline asm work in djgpp? I tried:
> 
> asm MOV AX,0013h
> asm INT 10h
> 
> asm{
>     MOV AX,0003h
>     INT 10h
> }
> 
> The only thing i got was an error message:
> 
> Error: parse error before `MOV'

This is because gcc accepts a different syntax rather than the Intel
syntax you are used to, which is called the AT/T syntax.

There is a very good tutorial about inline assembly written by Brennan
Underwood on DJ's server <http://www.delorie.com>. I forget the URL but
you can easily get it by visiting <http://www.delorie.com> and then using
the search facility to search for "Brenan Underwood".

IMHO this tutorial is really good and helps to make the transition from
intel assembly to AT/T much more easier than the pain in the rear end that
it sometimes could be.

Another good way of learning is to have a look at already written code
that implements inline assembly, the allegro library
<http://www.talula.demon.co.uk/allegro> has a lot of C source with inline
assembly.


HTH,
Grendel 

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