Assembly Declaratios - Help

[Diego898]

Im making a class in C++ to classify a declaration in g++ generated assembly

".def __Unwind_SjLj_Unregister; .scl 2; .type 32; .endef"

and

".ascii "Ace of Diamonds\0""

are two examples. Now what member functions could I create that would be usefull in identifying this as a declaration? IE what are ALL the aspects of a declaration that I need to make note of in my C++ class? Be it from what is being declared to what type etc. I am quite new to assembly and therefore am unsure as to what to include, exclude etc.
The same for instructions. IE operand 1 , 2, 3, etc.

For example, how would I check if a line is a valid declaration or a valid instruction? An instruction would not include a label, or a declaration. Any other valid assembly would be an instruction. But, how what are some characteristics of valid declarations and instructions? IE what would I tell my parsing engine to look for?

[Hobson]

Are you compiling this on Windows or Linux?
Could you also attach a project or sample files which you are converting into assembly?
I will take closer look at it tommorow and maybe will be able to help you

Hob

[Diego898]

I've PMed you