A question to the older programmers out there: Were there ever any C compilers that output .asm files instead of binary executables? (Thus requiring a separate assembler)
GCC is still doing that. It's just calling the asm for you. Use "gcc -S" to store the asm text file as non-temp file. Use "gcc -dumpspecs" to dump the config file that tells gcc which asm to use. (You can even write you own specs file and pass it with "gcc --specs=<file>".)pic.twitter.com/20jtXm64E0
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