Hello,
I am using ICC-v11.0 and working on to write an Inline asm using Intel-syntax(NASM)on Linux x86_64.
Since, my section of code of C/C++ application is big, I can't share it here.
Can I have a test case where the ICC-v11.0 on Linux x86_64 generates a .S output file containing few MOV instructions like - movslq, movss, movsd, movntq in its .S file and then represent these set of MOV instructions as an Inline-asm in Intel-syntax(NASM) with proper format, compile again with ICC-v11.0 on Linux-x86_64 and see what messages one is getting. If sucessful, could you please share the test code and Inline Intel-syntax with me.
The equivalent of movq & movslq (GNU-style, GAS/AT&T) instruction in Intel-syntax(NASM) is mov & movsx resp., mov works fine but movsx generates an error messages when written and incorporated as Intel-syntax inline asm. I have followed the format of writing NASM syntax asm.
~BR
