I've been looking through questions on here and the internet for a while now and I cannot seem to find out whether or not it is possible to do inline assembly with GCC using something other than GAS. I am trying to find if I can avoid using not only GAS's AT&T syntax (though, I know how to use Intel syntax with GAS) but the extended asm format. While this is not for a project or anything other than my own curiosity, I would really appreciate any help I can get (this is actually my first question here because I could not find an answer about it)! Also, if this makes any difference, I'm currently using DevC++ (for C code, not C++) on Windows.
Thanks, Tom
You can link the output from an assembler (a ".o" or ".obj" file) with your C or C++ program. Put your assembler code in a text file. Your IDE or makefile will assemble it just as it would any c source file. The only tricky bit is learning how to interface between the two different systems.