Does the assembler as-MCORE support preprocessing ?

Does the assembler as-MCORE support preprocessing ?

[liu kunjie]

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Dear sir : 
    I download and setup the MTCgnu4.6 from internet  to simlate the M310 
core using the assembly program, but the document of as-MCORE doesn't 
direct me how to use preprocessing in M310 assembly language. 
   Can you give me some advices on how to define macros using the M310 
assembly language and what kinds of preprocessing standard the as-MCORE 
support ? 
                                                                            
                       thank you! 


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Re: Does the assembler as-MCORE support preprocessing ?

[Mike Stump]

On Wednesday, October 2, 2002, at 01:02 AM, liu kunjie wrote:
> Dear sir :    I download and setup the MTCgnu4.6 from internet  to 
> simlate the M310 core using the assembly program, but the document of 
> as-MCORE doesn't direct me how to use preprocessing in M310 assembly 
> language.   Can you give me some advices on how to define macros using 
> the M310 assembly language and what kinds of preprocessing standard 
> the as-MCORE support ?                                                 
>                                                  thank you!

If it uses gas, you can try checking out the binutils documentation for 
features of GNU as or gasp, and if that doesn't clarify things, then 
you can check the binutils list.

Also, you can use cpp to preprocess the assembly file if you want, just 
name the file foo.S.  There is an entire section devoted to cpp in the 
gcc manual.  Please see the gcc manual for more information about this.