Assembly Syntax

The compiler's inline assembler allows a variety of ways to insert assembly language statements in your C or C++ source code:

• Specifying Inline Assembly Statements
  To specify that a block of C or C++ source code should be interpreted as assembly language, use the asm keyword.
• Function-Level Inline Assembly
  The compiler accepts function definitions that are composed entirely of assembly statements.
• Statement-Level Inline Assembly
  The compiler accepts functions that mix regular C/C++ statements with inline assembly. Statement-level assembly language acts as a block of assembly language that may appear anywhere that the compiler allows a regular C or C++ statement.
• GCC - Style Inline Assembly
  The CodeWarrior compiler accepts GCC (Gnu Compiler Collection) syntax for inline assembly statements
• Branch Prediction
  Setting the branch prediction.
• PC-Relative Addressing
  The compiler does not accept references to addresses that are relative to the program counter.
• Normal, Record, and Overflow Forms
  Normal, record and overflow forms.
• Creating Statement Labels
  Creating statement labels.
• Using Comments
  Comment formats.
• Using the Preprocessor
  Using Preprocessor.