Hello Arne,
Of course ".-2" is more cumbersome than a local label like 2$. But as you
realized a local label is not always possible in a macro.
What you're asking for is a way to say that some local labels are more
local than others ;)
Maybe you can do something with a parameter to the macro.
Y
Hi Maarten!
".-2“ is a good idea...I tried "-5" (without the dot), which resulted in a
weird linker error...but ".-2" compiles and links fine and produces good code...
"2$" cannot work, if u have to wait twice within a macro, that uses this USBp
macro (e. g. when u want to poll before a read).
a
Hello Arne,
I believe you can use a relative offset like this:
mov A,(USB0ADR)
jb (ACC+USBBUSY), .-2 ; . = address of this instruction
Or you can use reusable symbols below 100 (SDCC uses above 100)
2$: mov A,(USB0ADR)
jb (ACC+USBBUSY), 2$ ; . = address of this instruction
Have loo
Hi!
How can I jump within a macro in sdas8051?
I do it like this now:.macro USBp mov A, (USB0ADR) .byte 0x20 , 0xE7 , 0xFB
; jb (ACC+USBBUSY), {to start of macro} .endm
but it feels like there should be a different notation... :)
Thx.
ByeArne--
