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[Sirrius]

Is there a compiler out there,perhaps the lcc -win32, that can convert C-code to a .s file in NASM format? And is this sytax here the right conversion between AT&T and NASM? MOV [ecx+ebx*4],edx ;movl %edx, 4(%ecx,%ebx) Sorry for the dumb questions. Just kind of getting desperate. Thanks.

[ZoogieZork]

Sirrius wrote: Is there a compiler out there,perhaps the lcc -win32, that can convert C-code to a .s file in NASM format? GCC 3.x can output Intel-ish syntax via the -masm=intel parameter, e.g.: gcc -S -masm=intel test.c

movl %edx, 4(%ecx,%ebx)

In this instruction, the displacement is 4, the base is ecx, the index is ebx, and the scale is omitted (so it defaults to 1). Plug that into the formula I've mentioned before. - Mike