Hello Daniel,
I am unfamiliar woththe C languages, but does it also allow one to mix both assembly in with the C source code? Are there any other languages
In short, yes, most C compilers allow you to write "in-line" assembly inside a C language source file. However, note that this is not a standardized language feature: different C compilers have different grammars (and semantics) for writing in-line assembly code, so you need to consult the documentation of the specific C compiler(s) you want to use. The GNU C compiler (GCC) in particular has a very powerful inline __asm (...) feature that is designed to play well with the compilers' optimizer. Again, read the documentation. :-) Some C compilers (e.g. the Amsterdam Compiler Kit) do not allow writing assembly code "in-line" as part of a C source file. But even with these, then you can probably still write your assembly language code as a separate module and link it with your C code. Thank you! -- https://gitlab.com/tkchia :: https://codeberg.org/tkchia :: https://github.com/tkchia _______________________________________________ Freedos-user mailing list Freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/freedos-user
