Erdem Guven <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm using the backend in a project. I want to compile
> some codes in 16 bits int mode and others in 32 bits
> int. I figured out that gcc uses int sized blocks to
> store arguments, passed to a function, in stack. I
> mean if function get a short (16 bits
Hi,
I'm writing an 8086 backend.
Short info about backend:
Basicly I converted m32c backend for 8086.
For the moment, it can compile 16-32 bits integer &
16-32 bits pointer codes.
16 bits pointer codes can be assembled with as but for
32 bits I convert at&t assembly output to intel and
use nasm to
