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Hello, I've written some very simple assembler code (included as test.S) and compiled it with "arm-linux-gcc -c test.S". The disassembled code (included as output.txt) shows that the branches are not pointed to the right address. Any idea what would cause this? Something missing in the source file, or a compile option, or a compiler bug? Please CC responses to me, as I'm not subscribed to the list. Scottie Shore <umshore4@cc.umanitoba.ca> - In general, if you notice double vision, you've gone too far.
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