Re: [Mspgcc-users] mspgcc assembler

> Thanks for the information. I know the symbol should be unique. > Actually, I changed the symbol many time (very unique), but the compiler > still complains the same thing. If I move the same code (such as a > function) to another code file, then everything is fine. I am just > confused..

Re: [Mspgcc-users] mspgcc assembler

Haodong Wang wrote: Hi Steve, Thanks for the information. I know the symbol should be unique. Actually, I changed the symbol many time (very unique), but the compiler still complains the same thing. If I move the same code (such as a function) to another code file, then everything is fine

Re: [Mspgcc-users] mspgcc assembler

Hi Steve, Thanks for the information. I know the symbol should be unique. Actually, I changed the symbol many time (very unique), but the compiler still complains the same thing. If I move the same code (such as a function) to another code file, then everything is fine. I am just confused

Re: [Mspgcc-users] mspgcc assembler

Haodong Wang wrote: Hi, Sometime I have a strange problem when I do jump in my assembly code (embedded in C), the compiler always complains "Error: symbol 'L1' is already defined". I changed the symbol, but it still complains the same problem. Is that the bug in mspgcc? Any solution to ge

[Mspgcc-users] mspgcc assembler

Hi, Sometime I have a strange problem when I do jump in my assembly code (embedded in C), the compiler always complains "Error: symbol 'L1' is already defined". I changed the symbol, but it still complains the same problem. Is that the bug in mspgcc? Any solution to get around? Thanks! "