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From: n138ct@tamuts.tamu.edu (Brent Burton)
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Subject: Re: Think C and Assembly...
Keywords: THINK C Assembly
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Date: 23 Feb 91 20:30:36 GMT
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I was just wondering if it was possible to write a complete assembly program
using Think C.  It defeats the purpose of having a C compiler, but writing
the 'body' of the program with this is no problem.

In my originial posting ( <12483@helios.TAMU.EDU> ), I said that I had the
best of both worlds -- declaring/defining the structure of my program (in
terms of functions) and then being able to write the body of it in assembly,
without worrying about linkage, stack frames, etc.

I have received many replies from people saying "Why would you want to do
this with Think C???"  As I said, I WAS JUST WONDERING, so lay off.


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             | Brent P. Burton      | n138ct@tamuts.tamu.edu   |
             | Texas A&M University | Computer Science/Physics |
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