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Hi ASM-ers!
What do you think of the idea having the idea having FASM as an inline ASM compiler in GCC under Linux? like: Code: FASM { ;fasm code } FASM |
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06 Dec 2011, 09:54 |
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then you'd need to configure the compiler to invoke fasm and tell it which is success and which is failure.
But why not just use the IA-Assembly keyword that lets you use IA-ASM under GCC ? |
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06 Dec 2011, 10:05 |
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Well, I never use C, so it is not important for me.
On the other hand - it will make the great FASM syntax for the Linux and C programmers - so it would be great.  |
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06 Dec 2011, 10:20 |
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It would be kind of simple if we don't need the address of variables for example, just hack the binary in the C-code at location.
Integration makes this problem more difficult. I believe it should be possible with at least 2 passes and a little multiplexing. |
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06 Dec 2011, 11:10 |
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