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Using C header file in an assembly file

Quay Ga

How do I use a c header file in an assembly file?
When I use:
#include "xxx.h"
I get the invalid line start error.
Please help

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  • 0 in reply to Quay Ga

    "but it shouldn't generate that error."

    Why not?

    "looks like the assember doesn't understand what # is"

    Quite possibly not - it understands what #define is, and what #include is, but nothing else.
    Therefore, any line that starts with a # that is not followed by "define" or "include" will produce an error - and "invalid line start" sounds like a perfectly good name for that error!

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  • 0 in reply to Quay Ga

    "but it shouldn't generate that error."

    Why not?

    "looks like the assember doesn't understand what # is"

    Quite possibly not - it understands what #define is, and what #include is, but nothing else.
    Therefore, any line that starts with a # that is not followed by "define" or "include" will produce an error - and "invalid line start" sounds like a perfectly good name for that error!

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