OK so i have two assembly .s files
the first function prototype is
void printCharacter( char c )
and in it I call printf to print the character
./global printCharacter
.section ".data"
format: .asciz "%c"
.section ".text"
printCharacter:
save %sp, -96, %sp
set format, %o0
mov %i0, %o1
call printf
nop
The problem is that I'm calling this function from another file. In the other file, I have this at the top declared
NewLine: .byte '\n'
and I use it like this
set NewLine, %o0
call printCharacter
nop
In my other function 'printCharacter' it uses
mov %i0, %o1
instead of
set %i0, %o1
since I use printCharacter function for normal characters
as well so I can't use set
How do I use one function for both ASCII characters and something like \n that needs the 'set' command instead of mov?
The problem I get at the moment is that when I try to print a new line it prints out a ? in the terminal