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Is ther any tool that can convert c to assembly language with no any optimization?
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Is ther any tool that can convert c to assembly language with no any optimization?
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#1 Oct 24th, 2008
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Re: Is ther any tool that can convert c to assembly language with no any optimization?
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#2 Oct 24th, 2008
It's usually called a compiler!
Quite a few mainstream compilers have an option to emit assembler code (for the target system) rather than compiled object files. You need to read the documentation for your compiler to find the relevant command line option or (with an IDE) configuration setting.
Couple that with options or settings for compiling without optimisation and .... poof!
Quite a few mainstream compilers have an option to emit assembler code (for the target system) rather than compiled object files. You need to read the documentation for your compiler to find the relevant command line option or (with an IDE) configuration setting.
Couple that with options or settings for compiling without optimisation and .... poof!
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