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Assembly discussions / Re: Is there a counterpart to -S option
« Last post by optimizer on February 25, 2022, 03:24:44 pm »/Tx64-asm was what I was looking for. Tried it and it works.
Thank you frankie.
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/Tx64-asm was what I was looking for. Tried it and it works.
Thank you frankie.
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Assembly discussions / Re: Is there a counterpart to -S option
« Last post by frankie on February 25, 2022, 02:38:19 pm »You can use the /T option:
/Tx86-coff Creates a COFF (Common Object File Format) object file for a X86 processor.
/Tx86-asm Creates an assembly text file for a X86 processor.
/Tx64-coff Creates a COFF (Common Object File Format) object file for a X64 processor. As of version 9.00, the default.
/Tx64-asm Creates an assembly text file for a X64 processor.
/Tamd64-coff Alias for /Tx64-coff.
/Tamd64-asm Alias for /Tx64-asm.
The assembler is available only with INTEL syntax.
See help file, command line tools POCC.
/Tx86-coff Creates a COFF (Common Object File Format) object file for a X86 processor.
/Tx86-asm Creates an assembly text file for a X86 processor.
/Tx64-coff Creates a COFF (Common Object File Format) object file for a X64 processor. As of version 9.00, the default.
/Tx64-asm Creates an assembly text file for a X64 processor.
/Tamd64-coff Alias for /Tx64-coff.
/Tamd64-asm Alias for /Tx64-asm.
The assembler is available only with INTEL syntax.
See help file, command line tools POCC.
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Assembly discussions / Is there a counterpart to -S option
« Last post by optimizer on February 25, 2022, 02:14:11 pm »In other C compilters such as gcc, there is a -S option to translate to assembly file rather than binary.
For instance, "gcc -S prog.c" creates a prog.s file in their assembly syntax, "gcc -S -masm=intel prog.c" creates a prog.s file in the intel assembly syntax. Is there such a feature here?
For instance, "gcc -S prog.c" creates a prog.s file in their assembly syntax, "gcc -S -masm=intel prog.c" creates a prog.s file in the intel assembly syntax. Is there such a feature here?
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Projects developed with Pelles C / Re: Convolution Filters Editor
« Last post by Grincheux on February 24, 2022, 02:55:19 pm »CFE is now on SourceForge : https://sourceforge.net/projects/convolution-filter-editor/
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General discussion / Re: Welcome back Forum!
« Last post by Grincheux on February 21, 2022, 09:45:42 am »I wa dead, I am alive.
Thank You
Thank You
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General discussion / Re: Welcome back Forum!
« Last post by DMac on February 21, 2022, 12:35:36 am »Thanks Christian for getting the forum up an running again. 
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Assembly discussions / Re: Retrieving your WAN IP address
« Last post by John Z on February 20, 2022, 12:28:28 pm »Yup, so I appreciate your code contribution even more!
Thanks
John Z
Thanks
John Z
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General discussion / Re: Welcome back Forum!
« Last post by TimoVJL on February 19, 2022, 10:10:25 pm »I'm fairly certainAs far as i know, only getting site up again
that Christian Heffner was involved in some part of this story.
Big thanks for Christian!
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General discussion / Re: Welcome back Forum!
« Last post by Vortex on February 19, 2022, 09:10:34 pm »Many thanks to Christian Heffner for his efforts.
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Assembly discussions / Re: Retrieving your WAN IP address
« Last post by Vortex on February 19, 2022, 09:09:56 pm »Hi John Z,
Thanks. I am afraid there is no easy way to get the WAN IP without referring to external sources. The only other method is to access the web interface of your router to check the WAN IP.
Thanks. I am afraid there is no easy way to get the WAN IP without referring to external sources. The only other method is to access the web interface of your router to check the WAN IP.