Assembly language

[Seven Kast USA]

Hi
i need information how to include Assembly language in c , tell me
some tutorials or website or guildlines of it
by
KAST

[Vidhya]

The __asm keyword invokes the inline assembler and can appear wherever
a C or C++ statement is legal.

Example
The following code fragment is a simple __asm block enclosed in braces:
__asm
{
mov al, 2
mov dx, 0xD007
out dx, al
}

[Keith Thompson]

"Vidhya" <vi*********@gmail.com> writes:

The __asm keyword invokes the inline assembler and can appear wherever
a C or C++ statement is legal.

Example
The following code fragment is a simple __asm block enclosed in braces:
__asm
{
mov al, 2
mov dx, 0xD007
out dx, al
}

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[Chris Hills]

In article <ln************@nuthaus.mib.org>, Keith Thompson <kst-
[e-mail]> writes

"Vidhya" <vi*********@gmail.com> writes:

The __asm keyword invokes the inline assembler and can appear wherever
a C or C++ statement is legal.

Example
The following code fragment is a simple __asm block enclosed in braces:
__asm
{
mov al, 2
mov dx, 0xD007
out dx, al
}

.

As for __asm, it is absolutely non-standard and off-topic in this
newsgroup.

Also it is compiler dependant.... different compilers do it slightly
different. __asm _asm_ _etc __etc :-) YOu need to be specific on the
compiler in use.

In the strict sense it may be off topic but I think it is a legitimate
question.

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[Mark McIntyre]

On 13 Jul 2005 21:18:56 -0700, in comp.lang.c , "Vidhya"
<vi*********@gmail.com> wrote:

The __asm keyword invokes the inline assembler and can appear wherever
a C or C++ statement is legal.

__asm isn't a C keyword. Its a common extension but not required to be
supported.

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[Keith Thompson]

Chris Hills <ch***@phaedsys.org> writes:
[...]

Also it is compiler dependant.... different compilers do it slightly
different. __asm _asm_ _etc __etc :-) YOu need to be specific on the
compiler in use.

In the strict sense it may be off topic but I think it is a legitimate
question.

Perhaps, but it was the answer I was complaining about.

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