On 2017-08-07 18:20, Augusto Fraga Giachero wrote:
> PIC microcontrollers (PIC12/PIC14/PIC16) doesn't have a general purpose
> stack (it has a hardware stack used only to sub-routines and interrupts
> return). I don't known how the sdcc implements local variables for these
> targets (may be a softw
PIC microcontrollers (PIC12/PIC14/PIC16) doesn't have a general purpose
stack (it has a hardware stack used only to sub-routines and interrupts
return). I don't known how the sdcc implements local variables for these
targets (may be a software stack or fixed allocation).
Augusto
On 08/06/2017
> Access to global variable is no problem, just use _varname, but how can
> I access local variables? Is there no other way than using the
> compiler-generated names (which may change if the code is changed)?
>
> BR
> Erlo
This highly depends on the target and compiler options. Local variables on
Hello,
I think that is the only way using global variables if you want to use
inline assembly.
Better solution is writing time critical function in assembly and compile
source codes into object files and linking them.
There is some help in the sdcc manual how is it working and how can you
give p
Access to global variable is no problem, just use _varname, but how can
I access local variables? Is there no other way than using the
compiler-generated names (which may change if the code is changed)?
BR
Erlo
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