>> > Write plain assembler if you want that. You'll have to deal with ABIs >> > and all that, but you say you don't mind, so okay :-) >> >> Thanks Segher. How does one write plain assembler? (Its a real >> question; I've only seen the Extended ASM for [multi-line] inline >> assembly). > > You make a bla.s or bla.S file containing assembler code. You can > run "gcc -c" on that, just like on e.g. a bla.c file. > Oh, gotcha. Thanks. We can't do that at the moment because things are predicated an an inline assembler. But I want to move to it soon because of Apple, limitations on the downlevel GAS, and some incumbent problems with the Clang integrated assembler. Thanks again. Jeff
