I'm looking at several assembly language code that is compiled with C They are using simple #define assembly without any headers in boot.s code how does it work?
Usually the .s
files are processed by a codeer. Without any other information, there is nothing else to say. .s
goes to the file, .o
comes out the file.
Many coordinators allow any kind of include
instructions to use the header, which will be in the assembly language.
Ah, your written code is for use by GNU as as an appellant. If you are on Linux or Mac, then
man < / Code>. If you're on Windows, then install Mingu or Signin.
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