From: "A. Sinan Unur" <asu1 AT cornell DOT edu>
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Subject: Re: RHIDE, C++ and Inline Assembler
Date: Fri, 11 Jul 1997 13:09:43 -0400
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Joshua Eckstein wrote:
> 
> I am new to DJGPP, so please forgive me. I am using RHIDE 1.3, and I 
> have two questions.
> 
> 1) How do you do inline assembler? I'm used to doing it the way I had 
> it in MSVC++, just typing the __asm and then the instructions.

read the FAQ.
> 
> 2) Every time I compile, I seem to use gcc (which, as far as I know, 
> is the C compiler) even though my files have the ".cpp" extension. Is 
> there a way to force it to use the c++ compiler, or is it better to 
> let it use the C compiler, i.e., is it as fast as the c++ one? Or is 
> gcc the c++ compiler?

do you realize you are making absolutely NO sense at all. how could a C
compiler compile C++ code? read the docs by typing

info gcc <Enter>

and README.1ST.

> (I don't know!) And what about 32-bit protected mode? Is this by 
> default? What command line options do you use to make it "go fast" in 
> 32-bit mode? I am really new to DJGPP (used to work in MSVC++ 1.52), 
> so please forgive my ignorance.

READ README.1ST and the FAQ.
  
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