hi everyone there ,
i am using dev c++ as my c++ compiler but i am unable to find out how to include assembly in my code . when i use the asm keyword to include assembly programs there is always an error message.
i am waiting help from anywhere. thanks.

: hi everyone there ,
: i am using dev c++ as my c++ compiler but i am unable to find out how to include assembly in my code . when i use the asm keyword to include assembly programs there is always an error message.
: i am waiting help from anywhere. thanks.
:
try any of the following:
__asm
_asm
asm

with a "" or {} after

This message was edited by stober at 2006-5-29 14:39:33

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: hi everyone there ,
: i am using dev c++ as my c++ compiler but i am unable to find out how to include assembly in my code . when i use the asm keyword to include assembly programs there is always an error message.
: i am waiting help from anywhere. thanks.
:


Dev-C++ uses AT&T style assembly. Not nearly as easy as Microsoft compilers. This this:
http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/library/l-ia.html

: This message was edited by stober at 2006-5-29 14:39:33

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: : hi everyone there ,
: : i am using dev c++ as my c++ compiler but i am unable to find out how to include assembly in my code . when i use the asm keyword to include assembly programs there is always an error message.
: : i am waiting help from anywhere. thanks.
: :
:
:
: Dev-C++ uses AT&T style assembly. Not nearly as easy as Microsoft compilers. This this:
: http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/library/l-ia.html
:
:
:
:


I remeber reading somewhere that if your using iso C++ then the function ASM() or asm() or Asm() should be avalible to you. However ANSI C does not contain a standard way to pass inline assembly

ps. if you bloodshed.net's dev-cpp then I think if you read the faq it will tell you

: : This message was edited by stober at 2006-5-29 14:39:33

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: : : hi everyone there ,
: : : i am using dev c++ as my c++ compiler but i am unable to find out how to include assembly in my code . when i use the asm keyword to include assembly programs there is always an error message.
: : : i am waiting help from anywhere. thanks.
: : :
: :
: :
: : Dev-C++ uses AT&T style assembly. Not nearly as easy as Microsoft compilers. This this:
: : http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/library/l-ia.html
: :
: :
: :
: :
:
:
: I remeber reading somewhere that if your using iso C++ then the function ASM() or asm() or Asm() should be avalible to you. However ANSI C does not contain a standard way to pass inline assembly
:
: ps. if you bloodshed.net's dev-cpp then I think if you read the faq it will tell you
:


In C++ it should be asm("") according to the standard.