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Subject: Re: ASM in DJGPP
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Kirill Pankratiev napisał(a):

> I wonder , can somebody tell me how to use assembly in DJGPP
>
> So far i didn't manage to comipe things like :
>
> void Swap(int *a,int *b)
> {
> _asm
> {
>   push ebp
>   mov ebp,esp
>   pop  ax
>   pop  bx
>   push ax
>   push bx
>   pop  ebp
>  }
> }
>
> mailto://kirill AT free DOT fr

DJGPP uses strange AT&T asm syntax.
Search for free NASM, it uses x86 syntax.