Dev-cpp ASM - quick question

I don''t know if the IDE has an option for it, but GCC will output assembly code when given the -S switch.

Assuming you''re using gcc3.2 (mingw32), you can use the -S option to generate asm listings of your program. (AT&T style assembly)
Project -> Project Options -> Add. Comm.line options -> Compiler: add "-S" (without quotes)
Then rebuild the project. At the end of compilation, you''ll get an error that your executable could not be linked. (ofcourse) The asm code should be in the *.o files and you''re ready to dig in.

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