Inline asm....

[joke]

if i use inline assembly in gcc of g++ , i'll have to use at&t syntax, witch is chinese to me . Is there an option for gcc to so that it uses nasm for inline assembly?

[Mikae]

I'm not sure about such abilities of gcc, but I think that you can compile asm modules using NASM or whatever do you like, and link them with other modules compiled with gcc.

[chase]

This is a common misconception. GAS supports intel syntex. Just add

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.intel_syntax noprefix

as your first inline assembly statement. The macro support and a little bit of the other syntax will still be different but it shouldn't be chinese anymore

Another little know fact is that you can generate intel syntax assembly from C/C++ source by using the compile options like this

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gcc -masm=intel -finhibit-size-directive -fverbose-asm -fleading-underscore -S -o test.asm test.c

[Mikae]

Oops... I was sure that gcc doesn't support it. Sorry.

[joke]

thank you guys, that was really helpfull,cause now i'll use gas only instead of nasm. Thank you