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| 5 <!-- $Id: yasm_arch.xml 1992 2007-09-21 21:16:33Z peter $ --> | |
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| 7 <refentry id="yasm_arch"> | 5 <refentry id="yasm_arch"> |
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| 9 <refentryinfo> | 7 <refentryinfo> |
| 10 <title>Yasm Supported Architectures</title> | 8 <title>Yasm Supported Architectures</title> |
| 11 <date>October 2006</date> | 9 <date>October 2006</date> |
| 12 <productname>Yasm</productname> | 10 <productname>Yasm</productname> |
| 13 <author> | 11 <author> |
| 14 <firstname>Peter</firstname> | 12 <firstname>Peter</firstname> |
| 15 <surname>Johnson</surname> | 13 <surname>Johnson</surname> |
| 16 <affiliation> | 14 <affiliation> |
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| 389 <para>When using the <quote>x86</quote> architecture, it is overly | 387 <para>When using the <quote>x86</quote> architecture, it is overly |
| 390 easy to generate AMD64 code (using the <userinput>BITS | 388 easy to generate AMD64 code (using the <userinput>BITS |
| 391 64</userinput> directive) and generate a 32-bit object file (by | 389 64</userinput> directive) and generate a 32-bit object file (by |
| 392 failing to specify <option>-m amd64</option> on the command line or | 390 failing to specify <option>-m amd64</option> on the command line or |
| 393 selecting a 64-bit object format). Similarly, specifying | 391 selecting a 64-bit object format). Similarly, specifying |
| 394 <option>-m amd64</option> does not default the BITS setting to | 392 <option>-m amd64</option> does not default the BITS setting to |
| 395 64. An easy way to avoid this is by directly specifying | 393 64. An easy way to avoid this is by directly specifying |
| 396 a 64-bit object format such as <option>-f elf64</option>.</para> | 394 a 64-bit object format such as <option>-f elf64</option>.</para> |
| 397 </refsect1> | 395 </refsect1> |
| 398 </refentry> | 396 </refentry> |
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