Re: C code validation service

egbert@torch.timeplex.com (Stephen L. Egbert)
19 Jul 1996 00:09:28 -0400

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From: egbert@torch.timeplex.com (Stephen L. Egbert)
Newsgroups: comp.compilers
Date: 19 Jul 1996 00:09:28 -0400
Organization: ascom Timplex, Inc.
References: 96-07-102
Summary: Need tool to translate symbolic offset in assembly operand
Keywords: C, assembler

Does anyone know of any extended preprocessor (GNU cpp or otherwise) that
can translate the C-styled structure offset for uses with assembly code
using symbolic offset.


At the moment, only #define can replace any matching symbolic offset in a
typical assembly opcode/operand(s).


The idea is to maintain a single include file for uses for both C and
assembly using GNU tools.


Steve
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[I'd think you could hack something up by running the structure def
through cc -g -S and using a perl script to extract the info from the
.stabs entries into defines for your assembler code. Unspeakbly gross, but
quite effective. -John]




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