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Hello,

I've tried to use the asm keyword on my HP-PA (705) workstation. When I try
something like:
  asm("fcnvfxt,dbl %1,%0" : "=f" (result) : "f" (x));
I get a compile error:
aa.c: In function `flr':
aa.c:6: inconsistent operand constraints in an `asm'
The problem seems to be that the %1,%0 within the first string doesn't work as
you'd believe from the gcc manual, in fact if I omit the operands part, i.e.:
  asm("fcnvfxt,dbl %1,%0");
The compiler doesn't complain, and I get:
     fcnvfxt,dbl %1,%0
on the .s file.

So, my question:
What should I use instead of %1,%0 ??, I havn't managed to find anything in the
manuals.

I am using gcc-2.5.0a

Mats Nylen