Hi John,
Check your compiler/assembler/linker options to see whether they allow
free reign to use RISC-V compressed instructions wherever they think
appropriate. Then, as a first cut, turn that off globally. There are
various ways to be more selective, but it very much depends on how much
their use matters to you.
Best wishes,
Tristan
On 2026-01-06 16:33, John Sarabacha wrote:
Hi everyone,
When mixing C *.c and assembler *.s files in your amForth build you can
run
into random 32 bit alignment issues with the dictionary. The Cortex-M4
and
RISCV on CH32V307 appears to be more forgiving than CH32X033/CH32X035
is.
Using the -m32 switch for GCC/assembler chain doesn't help. The
strange
part is that the 32 bit mis-alignment doesn't always occur. It only
happens for certain dictionary elements like
000015be <XT_DOLITERAL>:
15be: 15c2
000015c2 <PFA_DOLITERAL>:
Regards,
John S
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