it is not.
the 'asm()' directive sets an alias for a declared variable.
In this case 'adc12' being aliased to the variable 0x01a0,
which is constant addressof.
On Monday 03 November 2003 23:27, J.C. Wren wrote:
> Where in the GCC docs is it documented regarding the trailing 'asm
> (0x01a0");'? I understand what it's doing, but not why, in a grammar
> context.
>
> --John
>
>
> /* The adc12 declaration itself */
> struct {
> adc12ctl0_t ctl0;
> adc12ctl1_t ctl1;
> adc12xflg_t ifg;
> adc12xflg_t ie;
> adc12xflg_t iv;
> } adc12 asm("0x01A0");
>
>
>
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