Thank you Jhon,
I found a very good description about the "inline assembly for PPC"
from Metrowerk's CodeWarrior. Apple's xcode accepts the syntax.
It's a real break-out of the restrictions of "c".
It allows me to access all memory without alignment problems.
I even can access the code, implement dispatch tables, etc.
(Platform dependent off course).
Teletep
--- In c-prog@yahoogroups.com, John Gaughan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> teletep wrote:
> > I know assembly, but i don't know how to embed it in C.
> > Do you know a simple tutorial on inline asm? (preferably PPC).
> >
>
> While embedded assembly is part of the C standard, the syntax of
> actually using it vary from compiler to compiler. In general there is
> usually a block like this: asm { .... } that contains the assembler
> code. Some compilers add underscores to the "asm" keyword, some do
not,
> some use a different keyword. The syntax of the assembler code is
> different for each compiler and platform as well.
>
> --
> John Gaughan
>
