On Tue, 14 Sep 1999, Philip Blundell wrote:
> >Using gcc to compile *.S files I have a macro that translates into 2 ARM
> >instructions both of which contain immediates.e problem is gcc (well cpp
> >anyway) wants to treat the '#' of the immediate as a cpp directive. Anyway
> >to fix this problem? Idea's, suggestions?
>
> Use `$' instead of `#' in your source. GAS understands both.
How does cpp treat $? because once the macro is substituted into
the source the $ disapears.
Cheers Adam
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> p.
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