From:	ams AT ludd DOT luth DOT se (Martin Str|mberg)
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Subject:	Re: OT: how can I declare and use struct with as.exe ?
Date:	24 Jan 1999 20:02:13 GMT
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Vic (tudor AT cam DOT org) wrote:
: Martin Str|mberg wrote:
: > Declare a struct in C, compile with "-S" and look at the output?
: 
: doesn`t help much. the following C code
[...]
: The way it declares a struct, only when it is global (if it`s in a
: fuction it uses the stack) is by using 
: 
: .comm name,length:
: 
: .comm _out_main,16 declares an out_main struct 16 bytes long.
: you access the members by their offset in the struct.

So there is no assebler equivalent for C's struct in binutils' as?


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							MartinS

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