Hello,
is there a known way to use MSVC++ Style Inline Assembler in GCC code?
The main diffrence is that MSVC uses Intel Syntax. And GCC uses AT&T. I dont
like AT&T...
I wonder if there is a library or a function in GCC itself to compile the
following code segment: (MSVC can do this..)
int main ()
{
int INTEGER;
char CHARACTER;
INTEGER = 1;
__asm{
mov eax, [INTEGER]
inc eax, esp
mov [INTEGER], eax
mov [CHARACTER], ah
}
return 0;
}
as you see I can use Pointers to variables. and use Intel Syntax.
Can this be done?
At this moment I run a Windows Version of GCC mainly.
And I hate MSVC, takes long to load and stuff. So I HOPE that I can do this
in GCC.
So I can remove MSVC soon.
Thanks,
Cheers,
Robin
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