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From: "Mr.Omar Jaber" <jaber@agape.twu.ca>
Subject: inline assembly.
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Halloo,
	I would like to find more information on how to use inline assembly in C
code while I am programing user FREEBSD environment. I would really
appreciate if you can help me or direct me to a source that will.
Sincerly,
Omar Abdul
jaber@agape.twu.ca
i believe, i create.


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