I'm trying to convert some old Turbo Pascal asm to win32 fpc asm and
dont know where to start..
I'm compiling with -Sd and -Twin32 and {$asmmode intel}..
.........
If I change ax to eax, di to edi and es:[di] to [di], the code compiles
without warnings or errors, but I don't know if that's the right thing
to do.
No. The calling conventions are different
Any further information you could give? The documentation doesn't have
any specifics on the differences..
In this case, I think assembler is slower since it can't be inlined. Note
that TP uses a lot of assembler to workaround non-optimalisation.
IOW just do a :
This tackles one procedure but there are a good dozen or so more to go.
Having someone help port them would be quickest, but I won't learn how
to maintain them myself..
(and possibly a {$inline on} globally for that unit)
{$inline on} ? Never heard of this one.. What's it do?
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Michael
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