Re: Best Compiler

Betov wrote:
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> > Ummmmm thanks all but what about GCC which is there with linux ? no one
> > talk about it.
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> This was _not_ your question.
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> :)
>
> Betov.
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Well it was actually. gcc uses gas, but there are "free" Intel
compilers for Linux that might support Intel syntax assembler; see this
link;

http://groups-beta.google.com/group/comp.lang.asm.x86/browse_frm/thread/1c394531677fc394/fd1b014f9cff22e2#fd1b014f9cff22e2

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Alex McDonald

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