assembly code display (intel vs att format)

[Tony Wetmore]

Whenever I start DDD, the disassembly (machine code) window displays the code
using AT&T syntax, rather than Intel syntax  This happens even when I have the
GDB Settings "Disassembly flavor" set to "intel"

If I immediately (re)open my executable with File>Open, I get a warning dialog:

   warning: i386 architecture file may be incompatible with i386:intel
   target.  Load new symbol table from "(program)"?

If I hit the "Yes" button, it reloads my executable and displays the assembly
code using my "preferred" (Intel) syntax.

Is it possible to avoid this extraneous re-load of the executable and simply
have DDD always display my code using Intel syntax?  Is there some other
setting I need to adjust perhaps?

Thanks for your help!

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Tony Wetmore
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