Richard Guenther wrote:
> On Feb 17, 2008 9:38 AM, Greg Schafer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> .stabn 68,0,91,.LM210-__get_cpuid_max
>> .LM210:
>> #APP
>> pushf{l|d}
>> pushf{l|d}
>> pop{l} %eax
>> mov{l} {%eax, %edx|%edx, %eax}
>> xor{l} {$2097152, %eax|%eax, $2097152}
>> push{l} %eax
>> popf{l|d}
>> pushf{l|d}
>> pop{l} %eax
>> popf{l|d}
>>
>> #NO_APP
> The problem is that your host GCC doesn't recognize the inline asm correctly
> (the above should not reach the assembler), GCC 3.3.x handles the above fine.
> This probably also breaks build with non-GCC host compilers.
Ahh, OK. Then the problem is much more serious than I first thought. I
just tried GCC-2.95.3 and you are right, that fails too. I've filed a PR
so this issue doesn't get forgotten:
http://gcc.gnu.org/PR35239
Thanks
Greg
