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I'm trying to rewrite a backend for a non-unix style assembler, the strange
thing in particular with this assembler is the way in which external symbols
are handled.  In particular I must have a 
IMPORT symbol
line before an external symbol (say printf) , but if a function is declared
later in the file there MUST be no such directive.

e.g.
#include <stdio.h>

void a(void);

void main(int argc,char *argv[]) {
  a();
}

void a(void) {
  printf("hello world");
}

This needs an
IMPORT printf
line before use , but it MUST NOT have an
IMPORT a
line.  What I did was to write a simple ASM_OUTPUT_EXTERNAL which
just did

fputs ("\tIMPORT ",FILE); \
  assemble_name (FILE, NAME); \

but in the example above this also produces an 'IMPORT a' directive.

So theres obviously something which I need to test first, I've tried 
TREE_CODE(DECL) which gives function_decl for both cases, TREE_ADDRESSABLE,
STATIC,PUBLIC,ASM_WRITTEN and |USED are all the same in both cases.

Any suggestions - PLEASE!

Dave

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