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2.13: Can the compiler generate assembler code?
Starting with version 1.3 of xlc and xlf the -S option will generate a .s assembly code file prior to optimization. The option -qlist will generate a human readable one in a .lst file. There is also a disassembler in /usr/lpp/xlc/bin/dis include with the 1.3 version of xlc (and in /usr/lpp/xlC/bin/dis with the 2.1 version of xlC) that will disassemble existing object or executable files.
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