RE: extension from c to assembly

RE: extension from c to assembly

[David Korn]

>-----Original Message-----
>From: Scalabroni, Luigi (FL51) [ mailto:luigi.scalabroni@honeywell.com ]
>Sent: 26 February 2001 20:33

>Is there an extension to compile a C program and generate 
>assembly code and

 gcc -S

>relative addresses instructions,

 gcc -fpic

> etc, for debugging reasons? 

 gcc -g

  Sorry, your question is not very clear.  Gcc always generates
assembly code, that's why it needs a separate assembler to work.  Gcc 
uses relative address instructions either when generating position
independent code or whenever else it is appropriate, but it doesn't have
anything to do with debugging.  So you could use any or even all of the
three options I've listed above.  If that's not enough to solve your
problem, please try and explain it some more.

  cheers,
      DaveK
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extension from c to assembly

[Scalabroni, Luigi (FL51)]

Is there an extension to compile a C program and generate assembly code and
relative addresses instructions, etc, for debugging reasons? Your prompt
reply is really appreciated. Thank you very much,
	
Luigi Scalabroni