On 2009-03-24, przemek klosowski <przemek.klosowski@gmail.nospam> wrote:
> On Sun, 22 Mar 2009 22:43:40 -0500, Grant Edwards wrote:
>  
>> However, if your real question is how to get a mixed C/assembly language
>> listing when compiling a file, you can use the -Wa to pass the listing
>> option to the assembler:
>> 
>>  -Wa,ahl=filename.lst
>> 
>> I think you'll also need to add the "-g" option:
>> 
>>   gcc -c -g -Wa,ahl=filename.lst -o filename.o filename.c
>
> -Wa,-ahl=filename.lst, actually, because you're passing the switches -ahl

Doh!  You're right.  I actually tested the command and yet
somehow mangage to bungle cutting/pasting it into the posting.

-- 
Grant

On Sun, 22 Mar 2009 22:43:40 -0500, Grant Edwards wrote:
 
> However, if your real question is how to get a mixed C/assembly language
> listing when compiling a file, you can use the -Wa to pass the listing
> option to the assembler:
> 
>  -Wa,ahl=filename.lst
> 
> I think you'll also need to add the "-g" option:
> 
>   gcc -c -g -Wa,ahl=filename.lst -o filename.o filename.c

-Wa,-ahl=filename.lst, actually, because you're passing the switches -ahl



-- 
		Przemek Klosowski, Ph.D. <przemek.klosowski at gmail>

On 2009-03-23, rvarshney <ruchi20386@gmail.com> wrote:

> I was hoping to know if there is a way to intermix source code
> with the output of "avr-gcc -S"

No.

However, if your real question is how to get a mixed C/assembly
language listing when compiling a file, you can use the -Wa to
pass the listing option to the assembler:

 -Wa,ahl=filename.lst

I think you'll also need to add the "-g" option:

  gcc -c -g -Wa,ahl=filename.lst -o filename.o filename.c

-- 
Grant

Hello, 
I was hoping to know if there is a way to intermix source code with the
output of "avr-gcc -S"
I know that it is possible to do so with "avr-objdump -S", but I was
wondering if there is a way to get the same functionality with "avr-gcc
-S"

Thanks!