Also notable is that the Compiler Explorer supports Rust! http://rust.godbolt.org/
Very cool. (An upvote didn’t seem like enough.) Thanks!
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You could always git pull and run the code locally if you just want pretty printed assembly.
git pull
gcc or clang. This is just taking their assembly output and showing it.
cc -S test.c
Well you can always use a compiler’s -S output? Or do you mean something that is pretty printed like here?
Also notable is that the Compiler Explorer supports Rust! http://rust.godbolt.org/
Very cool. (An upvote didn’t seem like enough.) Thanks!
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You could always
git pulland run the code locally if you just want pretty printed assembly.gcc or clang. This is just taking their assembly output and showing it.
Well you can always use a compiler’s -S output? Or do you mean something that is pretty printed like here?