[TriLUG] GCC and ASM

[Bryan Burroughs]

Howdy,
    I am using GCC to crank out some intel assembler code on some C 
programs I have written, but the output is foreign to me.  I assume it 
is in a different "assembler format", as in there is MASM and TASM and 
others...  Does anyone happen to know what "format" GCC uses, so I can 
compare it to TASM code?  Or, even better, if there is a way to force 
GCC to output Intel code, as opposed to AT&T, as it appears to be doing. 
 I'm a little new to this whole assembly thing, and I want to compare 
what I write with what the compiler generates for a HLL version of the 
same code.  As best I can tell, Intel code is what I am used to, and I 
could look past the MASM/TASM difference, but this %eax, which I know to 
mean the ax register, and all of the l's after each instruction are 
driving me crazy!  Any help would be greatly appreciated.  Oh, and if 
anyone knows how to link assembly object or source code(TASM, of course) 
with a C main program using GCC, I'd be very grateful if you could pass 
said knowledge along to me.
    Bryan Burroughs

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