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Re: Inline assembler problems with XCode 1.5
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Re: Inline assembler problems with XCode 1.5


  • Subject: Re: Inline assembler problems with XCode 1.5
  • From: "Martin Payne" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 22 Dec 2004 12:34:21 -0000
  • Importance: Normal

>I didn't have this exact problem, but I have successfully worked around a similiar
>problem by also defining the same options in the target itself. Shouldn't have made a
>difference but it did. XCode...

I tried something like this already. The documentation says choose "Get info" from the Target in the "Files and Folders" pane on the left. That does not display any "build" info as the documentation suggests.

The only thing I found was to click on the menu: Project | Edit Active Target, and then choose GCC compiler settings and then specify "-fasm-blocks" in "Other C Compiler Flags".

Sounds good. However, it does not work.

Any other ideas?

Another simple question: do you know how to access local variables using inline assembler?

e.g. if I have a function and have "i" declared as an integer, how do I access i from inline assembler?


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