Uppercase .S vs Lowercase .s File Extensions in GAS Syntax Assembly

from blog Daniel Mangum, | ↗ original
If you have ever written assembly for the GNU Assembler (GAS), you may have noticed that files sometimes have an .S extension and sometimes .s. This is not a meaningless distinction, and you could have a frustrating time if you accidentally use the wrong one. The uppercase .S indicates that the file contents should be run through the...