Re: Cross-compiling

["Josiah Avery" <josiahavery@hotmail.com>]

>To use assembly in windows, or with C just type this:
>
>_asm {
>
>
>}
>
>here is an
>
>Example
>
>// Example of the __asm keyword
>__asm                  // __asm block
>{
>    mov eax, 01h
>    int 10h
>}
>
>__asm mov eax, 01h      // Separate __asm lines
>__asm int 10h
>
>// Multiple __asm statements on a line
>__asm mov eax, 01h   __asm int 10h
>
>There is some things you can't do though.  You need something like masm


*** I am not sure if you are aware of this, but gnus compilers use a 
somewhat "weird" convention for inline assembly instructions. I dont exactly 
remember, but this:

_asm mov ax,cs:data;

might become

_asm mov %%ax,%%cs:cs;

or somethings like that.....

Josiah


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