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It's possible to do in-line assembler with ANY compiler.    

This technique was discussed in the "C Users's Journal" for 
May, 1990 - author James Kuzdrall.

First, figure out what the machine codes are for the 
assembly language you want to execute - 

  NOTE: The nice thing about this procedure is that it will port
   to other processors - say if you had a C compiler that 
   compiles to 6809 machine code...

finish by converting your opcodes to octal.  The author suggests
making a hex-octal conversion table by using printf().


Second, in you C code, do something like

    char *x_str;              /* declare the executable string  */
    x_str = "\032\020\071";   /* insert your OCTAL opcodes here */


Third, execute this string, using the incantation:

   (*((void (*)()) x_str))();



This should do the trick.

-Monte


Monte Bateman
WB5RZX @ WB5RZX
bateman @ nsslsun.gcn.uoknor.edu
National Severe Storms Laboratory, Norman, OK!  73069