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SPARC Assembly Language Reference Manual Oracle Solaris 11.1 Information Library |
2. Executable and Linking Format
3. Directives and Pseudo-Operations
6. Writing Functions -- The SPARC ABI
7.1 Inline Function Templates in C and C++
7.1.1 Compiling C/C++ with Inline Templates
7.1.2 Layout of Code in Inline Templates
7.1.3 Guidelines for Coding Inline Templates
7.1.5 Compiler Calling Convention
7.1.6 Improving Efficiency of Inlined Functions
7.1.7.1 C++ Inline Templates and Exceptions
7.2 Using __asm Satements in C and C++
A. Using the Assembler Command Line
This chapter discusses how to use the C or C++ compiler to create inline functions and __asm assembler code. Inline templates and the C/C++ __asm statement provide a way to insert assembler code into a C or C++ program. The assembler code is processed by the compiler's code generator, and not the SPARC assembler. However, the syntax recognized by the compilers is similar to the SPARC Assembler syntax. This chapter describes how inline templates and __asm statements can be used effectively.
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