Hi,
Do you know any good tutorial or book on AT&T syntax Assembler
language? please let me know if you do.
thanks for advance
Bora,
by Bora Ertun » Sun, 12 Jul 1998 04:00:00
Do you know any good tutorial or book on AT&T syntax Assembler
language? please let me know if you do.
thanks for advance
Bora,
by a.. » Mon, 13 Jul 1998 04:00:00
> Do you know any good tutorial or book on AT&T syntax Assembler
> language? please let me know if you do.
-Andi
by Jochen K"upp » Wed, 15 Jul 1998 04:00:00
> Assuming you already know Intel syntax x86 assembler then the
Greetings,Quote:> gas info pages (included with GNU binutils) include a short, but
> usable documentation about the differences.
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1. inline assembler error - porting Intel syntax to AT&T syntax
// Intel syntax
void x( int *p ) {
int example;
__asm {
mov esi, p
mov [ esi ], ebx
mov [example], eax
}
I'm porting the code to GCC, but got error
I couldn't access the data which *p points to, and got error like this:
- error, undefined reference to `p'
I couldn't access varible example, and got error like this:
- error, undefined reference to `example'
and no error if it is a global varible
Can someone help me?
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