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    <h2>Gas mode</h2>

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        <textarea id="code" name="code"> .syntax unified .global main /* * A * multi-line * comment. */ @ A single line comment. main: push {sp, lr} ldr r0, =message bl puts mov r0, #0 pop {sp, pc} message: .asciz "Hello world!

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    <p>Handles AT&amp;T assembler syntax (more specifically this handles the GNU Assembler (gas) syntax.) It takes a single optional configuration parameter: <code>architecture</code>, which can be one of <code>"ARM"</code>, <code>"ARMv6"</code> or <code>"x86"</code>.

        Including the parameter adds syntax for the registers and special directives for the supplied architecture.

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