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> GNU GAS syntax is roughly as repugnant, but became popular only because of GNU/Linux. AT&T syntax predates GNU and x86, and spread just fine without Linux.
by msla 5y ago
> GNU GAS syntax is roughly as repugnant, but became popular only because of GNU/Linux.
AT&T syntax predates GNU and x86, and spread just fine without Linux.
- edgyquant 5y agoGas uses AT&T syntax but I believe that poster is referring to how they borrow certain things from C (and the preprocessor.)