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For a school assignment I have to write x86 assembly code, except I can’t use gcc to compile it since my computer is an x64 machine, and gcc is only excpecting x86 code. Is there a command that’ll make gcc accept it x86 assembly code? Thanks
P.S. I know my code is valid since it compiles just fine on x86 machines.
Just pass the
-m32option to gcc.