From: Kris Heidenstrom <kheidens AT clear DOT net DOT nz>
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Subject: Re: Trouble with inline assembly
Date: Sun, 14 Dec 1997 18:41:36 +1300
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Troels Nielsen wrote:

> Hello,
> Well, I'm working on a program, where I (for the sake of fastness)
> want to write to a variable-address using inline assembly. Is there
> any possible why to access variable-addresses using assembly code?
> I would be very happy if anyone could answer this question.

Yes, you can use inline assembly, but the structure is pretty
strange.  There's a good explanation written by Brennan
Underwood.  The URL (from the DJGPP FAQ, which you should get
if you haven't already) is http://brennan.home.ml.org/djgpp.

Read this document very carefully and thoroughly.  The syntax
takes a lot of getting used to.  If you still have trouble,
email the code fragment to me and I'll try to help.

Kris
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