Phung Nguyen writes:
>> It seems that you want to generate two .int statements. My question is
>> whether you can load those in a single load instruction, or whether you
>> also need to generate multiple load instructions.
> I need to generate multiple load instructions
In that case, you need
> It seems that you want to generate two .int statements. My question is
> whether you can load those in a single load instruction, or whether you
> also need to generate multiple load instructions.
I need to generate multiple load instructions
Phung Nguyen writes:
> Is there any way to change the compilation of a declaration?
> char *s = "abc";
> compiled into
>.section .rodata
> .LCO:
>.ascii "abc\0";
>.section .data
>.align 1
> _s:
>.long .LCO
> I would like to change the last line in the above
Hi all,
Is there any way to change the compilation of a declaration?
char *s = "abc";
compiled into
.section .rodata
.LCO:
.ascii "abc\0";
.section .data
.align 1
_s:
.long .LCO
I would like to change the last line in the above generated code. What
is the hook wh
Hi all,
When compiling a C code containing a global declaration like:
char *s = "abc";
The assembly code will be
.section .rodata
.LC0:
.ascii "abc\0"
.section .data
.align 1
_s:
.long .LC0
where the real address of string constant is kept in _s. However,
