segedy@gsg.UUCP (Catherine Segedy) (07/31/87)
In article <3647@watdcsu.waterloo.edu> ryders@watdcsu.UUCP writes: >How does one go about writing an assembly function that can be linked >and used by a C program? (BTW -- actually, I can't find the original article here. I just copied someone elses reference so I'm sorry if I messed up. ) I don't know if your 'C-compiler has it or not, but often there is a switch to the 'C-compiler to produce assembler code. ( -s, -S, something like that?) anyway, what I usually do is make a dummy function with all the correct parameters, compile with said switch, and then fill in the assembly body. (I know, that's cheating! :-) ) Cathy Segedy ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ decvax!gsg!segedy I am not a liberated woman because I have ALWAYS been free. Thanks MOM, thanks DAD, for raising me right! my views are my own and are not necessarily those of my employer, my co-workers, or my teddy-bear!!