On Thursday 19 June 2008, you wrote: > > Are you using GNU as ? > > Then the ASM-ATT files should work for you. > > I can confirm: ASM-ATT allows to use .s / .S files along with C projects > (GCC for arm-elf within my environment). > > BTW, I was wondering how/why the "ATT" version of the ASM module is to > be used ? > I've started using it because the ASM module do not work for me, but I > have not understood why the module is named after "ATT" ?
There are different assemblers available for the same architecture. E.g. GNU as uses AT&T assembler syntax for x86, while e.g. nasm/tasm/yasm/... use a different (Intel) syntax. Alex _______________________________________________ CMake mailing list CMake@cmake.org http://www.cmake.org/mailman/listinfo/cmake
