#asm directives
Doing "make dep" creates a flood of "error: invalid preprocessing directive #asm" messages. Apparently, preprocessing is done with GCC (options defined in elks/Makefile-rules)- is there some sort of definition file that has to be included?
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Quoted 6 lines · Tom McCabe
Doing "make dep" creates a flood of "error: invalid preprocessing directive #asm" messages. Apparently, preprocessing is done with GCC (options defined in elks/Makefile-rules)- is there some sort of definition file that has to be included?
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Sorry, nope. #asm is a preprocessor directive, like #pragma or #define. It just happens to not be one that gpp (GNU PreProcessor) supports
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