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KevinN

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KevinN 13 Mar 2013, 02:28

Thanks TmX, smallc on Linux is better than nothing

13 Mar 2013, 02:28

Tyler

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Tyler 02 May 2013, 01:51

You can use -masm=intel to get GCC to use Intel syntax. The -masm isn't a reference to the MASM assembler; it's a convention to use -m* prefix for certain options. For example -m32 and -m64 *used* to be used to switch between 32 and 64-bit output. Another reason that connection can't make sense is that -masm=att is also valid, to explicitly use AT&T syntax.

02 May 2013, 01:51

Bob++

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Bob++ 02 May 2013, 02:09

I think that this "m" came from "machine". -masm "machine assembly [output]" -m32 "machine 32(32-bit machine) etc
btw,what doesn't make sense is -masm=tt be invalid. A program shouldn't return an error in just because are setting the default.

02 May 2013, 02:09

baldr

Joined: 19 Mar 2008
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baldr 02 May 2013, 07:39

Bob++ wrote:

-masm=tt be invalid.

-masm=tt is indeed invalid, gcc even suggests right spelling:

Code:

>gcc -S -masm=tt main.C -o main.asm
gcc.exe: error: unrecognized argument in option '-masm=tt'
gcc.exe: note: valid arguments to '-masm=' are: att intel

>gcc -S -masm=att main.C -o main.asm

>gcc -S -masm=intel main.C -o main.asm

>

02 May 2013, 07:39

Bob++

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Bob++ 02 May 2013, 17:51

Oh,my mistake. I mean att instead of tt. I'll edit it. But don't change my OP.

02 May 2013, 17:51

DOS386

Joined: 08 Dec 2006
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DOS386 18 Jun 2013, 00:53

1. Added OCC.

2. Anyone can clarify MSVC: does it support inline ASM? Can it brew ASM?

18 Jun 2013, 00:53

TmX

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TmX 18 Jun 2013, 06:24

DOS386 wrote:

2. Anyone can clarify MSVC: does it support inline ASM? Can it brew ASM?

x86: yes
Itanium & x64: no

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/4ks26t93.aspx

18 Jun 2013, 06:24

DOS386

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DOS386 23 Jun 2013, 12:51

Can MSVC brew ASM? Is MA$M included in (all/some/no) official packages?

23 Jun 2013, 12:51

TmX

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TmX 23 Jun 2013, 15:25

DOS386 wrote:

Can MSVC brew ASM? Is MA$M included in (all/some/no) official packages?

MASM (ml.exe) has always been a part of Visual Studio.
I observe this at least from VS 6, though.

23 Jun 2013, 15:25

Aslan

Joined: 09 Sep 2013
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Aslan 09 Sep 2013, 19:23

PowerBASIC - YES

https://www.powerbasic.com/support/pbforums/forumdisplay.php?f=22
http://www.powerbasic.com/support/technote/asm1.asp

from online help
http://www.powerbasic.com/support/help/pbwin/html/ASM_statement.htm

PowerBASIC Compiler completely written in assembly language!
The last version is 10.04, released on November of 2012.

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09 Sep 2013, 19:23

DOS386

Joined: 08 Dec 2006
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DOS386 11 Sep 2013, 16:30

> The last version is 10.04

release date ???

11 Sep 2013, 16:30

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