Hi all, I was wondering if there was a way to let GCC know that the stack has been modified by a certain amount (+4 bytes as an example) after the execution of inline asm? I'm thinking of ways around the issue, but the basic setup is as follows: pushfl somefunctioncall(a, b, c) popfl pushfl modifies the stack so some stack operations hardcoded by GCC are causing problems. If somefunctioncall is inlined, that helps a lot. I was thinking of doing something like this (rough syntax). *************************** int a; pushfl popl a somefunctioncall(a, b, c) pushl a popfl *************************** The only issue with that is that this type of coding (pushfl, popfl) are assembler defines used all over the place. Sometimes in a hierachy of such calls. These cases will have to be done on a 1 to 1 basis. Yamin ---------------------------------------- This mail sent through www.mywaterloo.ca
