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From: forster@CISCO.COM (Jim Forster)
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Subject: Tool to merge .c & .s files
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Date: 9 Jan 90 05:18:17 GMT
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Has anyone built a tool to create a file with the original source code
interspersed with the generated assembly language, or is there some way to
do this with gcc that I'm not aware of?  I presume it's doable using the
symbol table information available, and it would be incredibly handy for
debugging when the environment doesn't support remote gdb symbolic
debugging. 

Please reply to or cc me, as I'm not on this mailing list.

Thanks very much,

Jim Forster
cisco Systems