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Re: A macro with inline assembly

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Subject: Re: A macro with inline assembly
From: mike at penbex dot com dot tw (mike)
Date: Fri, 27 Oct 2000 18:23:32 +0800
References: <004301c03ff2$8f3c40a0$9a0150c0@penbex.com.tw> <39F965C7.53329A4B@tin.it> <006e01c03ffa$e18900c0$9a0150c0@penbex.com.tw> <39F96C92.46DE1EF6@tin.it>

Thank you again.
I know I didn't do my homework very well.
I have not read the gcc manuals over.
Just tell me which section of gcc manuals
mention about force the segment from c.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Pietro Canevarolo" <picaneva@tin.it>
To: "mike" <mike@penbex.com.tw>
Sent: Friday, October 27, 2000 7:52 PM
Subject: Re: A macro with inline assembly


> If you give a look at gcc manuals, you can force the segment from c
> source
> 



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