On 6/3/2018 21:53, druck wrote:
> On 06/03/18 11:20, Mr. Man-wai Chang wrote:
>> On 6/3/2018 00:23, Ilias Abrams wrote:
>>> Hi guys, can a kindly soul explain to me how I can compile a .c file
>>> with an .asm file together on a RPI 2?  I have an assembly file that
>>> I am calling a function through a C code.  What I need to do now so I
>>> can combine and compile both files togethe
>>
>> You talking about inline Assembly? You could the ASM compiler directive?
>>
>> Or a makefile including an external ASM source file? The latter
>> scenario needs an external assembly compiler.
>
> The easiest way to do the latter, is to write a C stub for the function
> which you wish to write in assembler, then compile this with gcc -S to
> produce a template asm file with the correct register bindings which you
> can then fill out.
>
> ---druck

I could remember Turbo C for DOS has inline assembly directives. I think
Micro$oft C for DOS had it as well. Not sure about modern Visual C, C++,
C#. Um.. I think you could not do that anymore given the complexities of
Window$.

Anyway, the post mentioned that it's an external file.

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