> There is no such thing as GNU syntax. gas supports both syntaxes; > AT&T is the de facto standard.
I meant the GNU syntax for inline assembly, not the syntax of
the assembler itself. Something that I could accept is for example:
__asm("...");
or
__asm {
...
}
The GNU syntax for inline assembly try to define "asm templates"
with input parameters from the c code.
Regards,
