OpenEuphoria

C++ Shilt Eu-assem

• Posted by Beaumont Furniss <bfurniss at IHUG.CO.NZ> Jul 27, 2000
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Four questions:

    1.  Inline assembly language code for Euphoria , perhaps found as
       an include file , is this translatable to C/C++ code. Remembering that
       this is supposedly only 32-bit code.

    2.  Presently we can only produce and call C/C++ code for the windows
       environment when using Euphoria.
         Will a similar possibility for [extended] dos exist ,
       with call C_func functions etc , when using the translator.

    3.  After a number of months I completed "Teach Yourself [ansi] C" , by
       Herbert . Schilt. Along the way I produced examples that are valid
       for the PCC12C   compiler. If anyones interested I can post them to
       this list. Previously I sent a rather cryptic , though possibly
       useful piece of software , in QuickBasic/qBasic , to the list;
       this provided a simple development environment for PCC12C , which is
       a DOS command line compiler of about 200K bytes in size , related
       to the K & R standard.This also includes an assembler for 16-bit
       x86 type machines.
        If you have access to TCC2.0 , IDE , you may prefer to learn using
       this , most of the examples from Schilt & PCC12C may still be useful.

    4.  Looking at "Teach yourself C++" by Herbert.Schilt , I encounter ;
       on various chapters , what appears to be a rather unusual Icon.
        Next to a message that says "remember" is what might be construed
       to be a gilloutine . I've heard of executables , does this icon have
       any connatations of that then ?
        Assuming Schilt is a German or American/German , I might mention
       that awhile ago a wealthy German purchased a Gilloutine , for what
       purpose we don't know. What's your interpretation of this symbol ?



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