Hi
I guess the thing that's throwing me here, is the use of [EAX].TSparseList
Is it casting the register as a pointer to a TSparseList instance, in
order to get the offset to the FList field?
I'm wondering what the equivalent is in AT&T.
Todd.
> Hi all
>
>
>> The following code appears in Grids.pas
>>
>> { Jump to TSparsePointerArray.ForAll so that it looks like it
>> was called
>> from our caller, so that the BP trick works. }
>>
>> function TSparseList.ForAll(ApplyFunction: Pointer {TSPAApply}):
>> Integer; assembler;
>> asm
>> MOV EAX,[EAX].TSparseList.FList
>> JMP TSparsePointerArray.ForAll
>> end;
>>
>> Does anyone know what the first line does?
>>
> It's using a BASM extension to calculate an offset per the
> TSparseList.Flist member and deference and load EAX from there. So given
> that EAX points to a TSparseList, afterwards EAX will point to the TList
> instance via the FList member.
>
>
>> More importantly, does anyone know how to convert the Intel
>> style assembler code to AT&T?
>>
> It's a non-trival change. The parameter order to instructions is often
> different and the sizing is all explicit.
>
> http://www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/enterprise/RHEL-3-Manual/gnu-assemble
> r/i386-syntax.html
>
> Cheers,
> Paul.
>
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