* Assembly Procedure calls
@ 2002-05-16 18:39 J.S.Souza
2002-06-10 10:35 ` Linear memory Frederic Marmond
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From: J.S.Souza @ 2002-05-16 18:39 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: penguin; +Cc: linux-assembly
What is required for calling procedures using GAS? Do I have to pay
attention to far / near calls? Also, do I need to pay attention to
realigning the stack or anything else? I noticed in other peoples programs
that have procedures in the main file that they push the %edi register -
what's this for? Also, what is needed if I put the procedures in another
file - do I need to declare things as EXTERN and so forth? How about
assembling the file - are there options I need to pass to 'as' and 'ld'?
Regards,
Jeff Souza
jssouza@pacbell.net
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* Linear memory
2002-05-16 18:39 Assembly Procedure calls J.S.Souza
@ 2002-06-10 10:35 ` Frederic Marmond
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From: Frederic Marmond @ 2002-06-10 10:35 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: linux-assembly
hi all,
I'd like to access to a memory area on a mtd device, without having
compiling the mtd support in the kernel.
(read a firmware info, on a embeded environment => kernel as small as
possible)
Is there any isue?
I mean:
is the device mapped anywhere, or is it really invisible, if i don't
compile the mtd support?
If it is visible (how can i check that point?) do you know if there is
any way to access it (like in flat mode, by a largest descriptor or
something...)?
thanks for answers!
Fred
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