Assembly in Gcc

["Mark Cuss" <mcuss at cdlsystems dot com>]

Hello all,

I am new to doing inline asembly in gcc and have a few questions - hopefully
someone can help me out.

I read the section of the manual on the doing inline assembly.  It is quite
different than the old Borland compiler I used to use on DOS - I could just
put an "asm " and enclose all of my Intel syntax assmebly instructions
inside there.  Is there any way to do this in gcc?  I found the intel_syntax
directive and passed that in, but it seems that I still need to put %' s in
front of register names, etc.

The project I am working on involves integrating a large chunk (~ 40 pages)
of Intel assembly instructions into a program which I must compile with gcc.
So, my goal is to be able to do something like this:

    asm {
                mov dx, 378
                mov al, FF
                out dx, al
        } ;

 ... Without reformatting the code.  Is this possible?

Thanks in advance

Mark

Mark Cuss, B. Sc.
Junior Real Time Systems Analyst
CDL Systems Ltd
3553 - 31 Street NW
Calgary, Alberta
(403) 289-1733 ext 226
mcuss@cdlsystems.com