Error: operand type mismatch for `in'
The line generating this is: inb %%eax, %%edx
I tried this: inb %%eax, $0x00000064 and inb %%eax, $0x64
didn't change the output. I also tried with 'in' instead of 'inb' but I'm taking shots in the dark at this point.
Any ideas?
"inb" means that you execute a mnemonic command "in" on the operands of size byte (8-bit). inw is for words (16-bit), inl is for long words (32-bit) and inq is for quad (on 64 bit machines). The %eax register is 32-bit, which consists of %ax (16-bit). The %ax register, in its turn, consists of high 8 bits (%ah) and low 8 bits (%al). Thus, if you are to use "inb", you should use %al or %ah, e.g.,
inb %%al, %%dl # from source %%al 8-bit to destination %%dl 8-bit.
To use "in" with %eax, you need to append "l" to the command (or to omit the letter as some compilers can infer the type). That is,
inl %%eax, %%edx
should do fine.
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