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Re: looking for ASM stuff
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Thomas Dickey |
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Re: looking for ASM stuff |
Date: |
Tue, 18 Sep 2007 20:07:05 -0400 (EDT) |
On Tue, 18 Sep 2007, Mike Frysinger wrote:
On Tuesday 18 September 2007, Thomas Dickey wrote:
On Tue, 18 Sep 2007, roger tunnicliffe wrote:
Help ????
I am looking for doco for calling ncurses using assembler. At the moment
i am using a debugger to view compiled c code and working it out from
there but it is proving tedious. Can you help ???
not really - it's been quite a while since I programmed in assembler.
fortunately ncurses is not special ... you'd access it from assembly like any
other C library ... in other words, google for the topic of calling C
functions for whatever architecture you're using from assembly and it will be
applicable
yes - but I recall seeing some recent comments in newsgroup from someone
who was complaining about finding the details of the struct-offsets,
due to the macros and ifdef's, so I had that in mind.
He might try pstruct (from perl) - except that I recall it not working
for quite a while (several years...). A quick check shows it's still
broken, e.g., this fragment for WINDOW:
struct _win_st {
char _win_st._cury[40] 0 2
char _win_st._curx[40] 2 2
char _win_st._maxy[40] 4 2
char _win_st._maxx[40] 6 2
char _win_st._begy[40] 8 2
char _win_st._begx[40] 10 2
char _win_st._flags[40] 12 2
_win_st._attrs 16 4
_win_st._bkgd 20 4
}
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