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In article <371g5c$hrb@carroll1.cc.edu>,
Brandon Grady <bgrady@carroll1.cc.edu> wrote:

>I just got the GNU C compiler and tools for OS/2.  I think it is
>version 2.4.2 for OS/2.  At any rate, I need to create some assembler
>code, but none of the mnemonics that I have used in the past with TASM
>will work.  I keep getting errors.  So I guess my question is, are
>there any examples that I could work from or are there any references
>that I could look into???
>
>Brandon Grady
>bgrady@carroll1.cc.edu

     The '-S' option directs gcc to produce assembly output.  For
example:

                     gcc -S test.c

will produce the file: test.s

     This file contains the assembly code converted from your C
program.  Also, get the file called gas23dc.zip from the ftp site
oak.oakland.edu /pub/msdos/djgpp.  The file explains the AT&T syntax
used by GAS.

Hope this helps...