I'm trying to convert an inline asm code form VS to GCC (AT&T).. the original code is this one:
char mystr[] = "Hello world";
_asm mov eax,0
_asm lea ebx, [mystr]
Here is my attempt to convert that code in gcc at&t syntax:
char mystr[] = "Hello world";
asm("mov $0,%%eax\n"
"leal (%0),%%ebx\n"
: : "r"(mystr));
This code doesn't seems to work, any idea why ? Thank you very much
This code seems to works:
char* mystr = "Hello world";
asm("mov $0,%%eax\n"
"leal (%0),%%ebx"
::"b"(mystr));
I've changed char mystr[] to char* mystr, and "r" with "b".. If somebody know what "b" does exactly, please let me know... many thanks
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