compiling asm codes in c++ compilers

[Ali Arman Tamal]

can anyone tell me how can i write the asm part of the following program
for online judge. i get cpmpile error and judge says asm is undefined keyword.

I coded & compiled it with Borland C++.

I will be very pleased if anyone tells me how to write that part in
visual studio.

thanks a lot !

-- ali arman

CODE:

int checkParity(int n)
{
int i,count = 0;

for(i=0;i<s;i++)
{

asm {
shl n,1;
jc Label1;
}

val='0';
goto skip;

Label1:
val='1';
count++;

skip:

}

return count;
}

[mf]

__asm__ keyword seems to always work.
But keep in mind, that the judge's compiler is gcc and it has a very specific asm syntax.

Here's a hello-world in asm, e.g.:

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int main()
{
        __asm__(
                "movl   $hello, %eax\n"
                "pushl  %eax\n"
                "call   puts\n"
                "popl   %eax\n"

                "movl   $0, %eax\n"
                "pushl  %eax\n"
                "call   exit\n"

                "hello:\n"
                ".ascii \"Hello, world!\\0\"\n"
        );
}

As for your function, I think, you can use asm in this way:

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extern int s, val[];

int checkParity(int n)
{
        int i, count = 0;

        for (i = 0; i < s; i++) {
                __asm__("shll   %0\n"
                        "jc     Label1\n"
                        "movl   $'0', %1\n"
                        "jmp    skip\n"
                        "Label1:\n"
                        "movl   $'1', %1\n"
                        "incl   %2\n"
                        "skip:\n"
                        :: "g"(n), "g"(val[i]), "g"(count)
                );
        }

        return count;
}