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Re: I Have A Question About Pointers

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Are you talking about the PowerPC processor in the cRIO or are you talking about Intel processor? Your initial post listed all the Intel processor registers. So I am not sure which one you are asking?
That is true, that was written for my computer, the thread started out as a general question and is becoming more specific. I know the PPC syntax is different. I don't think that its much of a big deal to transition from AT&T syntax to PPC syntax. I know in the IA 32 systems, it runs in protected mode. But I am not sure about PPCs

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I'm sorry, but you appear to have a need to overcomplicate everything. If there's really no need to write the code in assembly, it would probably be better to write it in C++, because the compiler can probably write better assembly than a human.
There is no need, but I have the mentality that I would learn so much more from it. I mean there is no NEED for me to even be on the team. You see where I am going with this?
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