Re: assembly in Platform Builder

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Yeah, I've realized that does not work. What I am trying to do is check my
performance count registers and scale the processor frequency. I've been
writing in C++ the whole time in PB, so making the switch to assembly I am
confused on how one goes about it.

Fred Thomsen

"Jimbo" wrote:

> Well, using C and the _asm keyword, I can include x86 assembly code
> like this:
>
> _asm
> {
> place x86 asm code here
> }
>
> Try it with ARM asm code.
>
>
.

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