Author: Robert Hyatt
Date: 18:46:07 02/05/04
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On February 05, 2004 at 20:36:47, J. Wesley Cleveland wrote: > I have just purchased an amd64 computer and am inspired to resume work on my >chess program. I am looking for developers tools. I have found a C compiler in >the DDK, and windbg on the MSDN site, but I have not found an assembler for >Windows. I am new to Linux. Does GCC allow inline assembler for the AMD64, MSVC >does not? Any other suggestions for IDEs or devvelopment tools ? gcc supports it just fine. I did the FirstOne()/LastOne() AMD64 assembly for Crafty for the last CCT event. I did 'em as inline asm rather than external to give the compiler a better chance to optimize. Apparently Suse is the linux distro to use, it comes with gcc configured to produce 64 bit code, the O/S supports the 64 bit stuff (including extra registers so context switching is clean), etc. That is what I used on the quad opteron I was running on.
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