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Re: asm-blocks: please tell me why I'm being thick :-)
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Re: asm-blocks: please tell me why I'm being thick :-)


  • Subject: Re: asm-blocks: please tell me why I'm being thick :-)
  • From: Stan Shebs <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2004 14:52:43 -0800

Nigel Perry wrote:


Yes, it appears to *sometimes* get messed up with the "register int loc1" - which is what I think this is. However other times it works, and so far I can find no pattern as to when something will work and when it won't. And given things like re-ordering the functions in a file and break/fix assembler errors I'm being to think the whole feature is implemented "interestingly" (as I would say to students on my parsing course! ;-))


Yup, getting C and C++ parsers to care about newlines is the most
interesting of those parts!


Yes, in function asm blocks seem iffy as well :-(

I'm actually after the asm functions as they don't include a prelude/postlude while the above does. For every simple functions dropping these is worth it. However I'll take any reliable method!

Please report all the bugs you run into, I am working on fixing asm block problems for a future tools release. But they don't let me touch compiler sources without a bug report to justify it. 1/2 :-)

Stan
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 >asm-blocks: please tell me why I'm being thick :-) (From: Nigel Perry <email@hidden>)
 >Re: asm-blocks: please tell me why I'm being thick :-) (From: Gerard Iglesias <email@hidden>)
 >Re: asm-blocks: please tell me why I'm being thick :-) (From: Gerard Iglesias <email@hidden>)
 >Re: asm-blocks: please tell me why I'm being thick :-) (From: Nigel Perry <email@hidden>)

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