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Including inline assembler

Archive · 2006 4 old posts

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jobro ·

I have some asm routines that would be cool to implement. Unfortunatly I only have them in mnemonic form. Does SM support such programming?

skOre ·

AFAIK no, but then again it would be great if you explained what mnemonic assembler programming is 🙂

jobro ·

Uh ok, I'll try to explain it from a Delphi programmers pov:

In Delphi you can type asm code like this:

asm DB $EB,$D6 end;

In other words the asm is represented by hex values that represents the commands.

Is it possibly to write asm this way?

If not, could you please include this in SM?

Shifrin ·

jobro wrote: Is it possibly to write asm this way?

Not in SM. The asm component supports a subset of instructions , see here for a list :-

[old link]

Shif.

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