From: Justin Talbot <stevetalbot AT sandiegoca DOT ncr DOT com>
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Subject: printf() and shl Questions
Date: Sat, 28 Jun 1997 15:30:26 -0700
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Two problems:

First if I compile and run a simple program:
void main(void)
{
	printf("Hello world");
	getch();
}
The computer waits for me to press a key, then prints "Hello world",
then ends.  The compiler esentially switches the two function calls. 
This also happens if I place two getch()s after the printf() statement,
except it waits for two key presses before printing "Hello world."

Am I doing something very wrong? Is this a known problem with the
compiler? Or is this something wrong with my copy?

Second, is there a way to use the Intel ASM command 'shl eax,16' in AT&T
syntax?

Any help would be appreciated.

Justin Talbot