Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-programming (25 mails)

[M Harris <harrismh777@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I have been writing some routines in assembler using nasm & ld (compile and 
link) and gdb for debuggin. I am going to be converting these routines to the 
at&t syntax and pass them off to gcc(gas) so that I will have access to libc.  
I have been reading about the gcc compiler, and have been examining its .s 
files (at&t syntax) which are fed to GAS.  GAS is supposed to ship with 
binutils, but I do not find it on my system as a separate utility... I use 
gcc every day so obviously gas is there somewhere. Can someone please tell me 
whether gcc still uses gas? ... is gas internal to gcc now?  
Also, I have read rumors that the latest gas code supports the intel syntax... 
true?

Thanks



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Kind regards,

M Harris     <><
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