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RE: How to let GCC produce flat assembly


On 16 November 2007 05:56, Li Wang wrote:

> As you said, the coprocessor has no ABI to describe a stack and a
> function interface, then inline applies. But how could I inline 'main'?
> And I am sorry for I misuse the word 'elf assembly', what exactly I mean
> by that is how to omit the section or any other informations helps
> linker to organize a executable from the cc1 output. In a word, codes
> something like the following is what I want, If possible to let cc1
> produce such assembly? Thanks.
> 
>     movl    $2, -4(%ebp)
>     movl    $2, -8(%ebp)
>     movl    -8(%ebp), %eax
>     addl    -4(%ebp), %eax


  Various CPU backends (but IIRC not i386) implement a "naked" function
attribute, which suppresses function epilogue and prologue generation.  You
could implement something like that.


    cheers,
      DaveK
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