Greetings all. Having problem trying to compile and run this "hello, wold" .s code in sparc UNIX 64bit environment and got $: "hello.s", line 1: error: invalid character (0xef) and etc. on other lines and addresses. Thought it was ANSI UTF issues, changed and saved and tried both types. Then tried to save file with ECO conversion to UNIX...
I know I can get the assembler source code generated by the compiler by using: gcc -S ... even though that annoyingly doesn't give me an object file as part of the process. But how can I get everything about the compiled code? I mean addresses, the bytes generated and so forth. The instructions output by gcc -S do not tell me anythi...
For example: .text .align 2 .global main .equ val,0x4712 # 16-bit binary code for 0x4712: 0100 0111 0001 0010 # Program code starts now main: # This label must be main:, not MAIN: movi r16,val # WHAT WOULD THIS LINE BE ...