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nanard_bis
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how place asm routine in specific RAM address
PostPosted: Mon Jun 16, 2003 2:16 am     Reply with quote

Hello,

For reduce input and output #int_rtcc timing,
i want place an asm (goto0x...) in 0x0005 address.

#org{0x0004,0006){}
don't run in this range.

thank you for you help
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Tomi
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Re: how place asm routine in specific RAM address
PostPosted: Mon Jun 16, 2003 3:12 am     Reply with quote

Check out the #INT_GLOBAL compiler directive to write your own IT dispatcher.

:=Hello,
:=
:=For reduce input and output #int_rtcc timing,
:=i want place an asm (goto0x...) in 0x0005 address.
:=
:=#org{0x0004,0006){}
:=don't run in this range.
:=
:=thank you for you help
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R.J.Hamlett
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Re: how place asm routine in specific RAM address
PostPosted: Mon Jun 16, 2003 7:26 am     Reply with quote

:=Hello,
:=
:=For reduce input and output #int_rtcc timing,
:=i want place an asm (goto0x...) in 0x0005 address.
:=
:=#org{0x0004,0006){}
:=don't run in this range.
:=
:=thank you for you help
A goto, costs extra time. The way to do a short interrupt handler, is to use the #int_global declaration, and take over control yourself. The following is the 'casing', I use for such applications on the 16 family.

#int_global
void inthdlr(void) {
static int WSCRATCH,STSCRATCH;
#ASM
//First save registers
MOVWF WSCRATCH
SWAPF STATUS,0
CLRF STATUS
MOVWF STSCRATCH
//Clear the interrupt
//Add the bit clear here to reset the interrupt flag

//Now you can have your own interrupt handler, but _beware_,
//it should be in assembler, and not change any of the
//memory storage locations used in the C code.

EXIT:
//Now tidy up and return
SWAPF STSCRATCH,0
MOVWF STATUS
SWAPF WSCRATCH,0
#ENDASM
}

As shown, this can only be used for a single interrupt (since there is no attempt to test for which source is interrupting), but it is relatively fast. You can obviously add your own interrupt dispatcher if more than one source is required.
The code at the #ASM directive, will automatically be put at address 0004.

Best Wishes
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R.J.Hamlett
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Re: how place asm routine in specific RAM address
PostPosted: Mon Jun 16, 2003 9:13 am     Reply with quote

:=Hello,
:=
:=For reduce input and output #int_rtcc timing,
:=i want place an asm (goto0x...) in 0x0005 address.
:=
:=#org{0x0004,0006){}
:=don't run in this range.
:=
:=thank you for you help
As an ongoing 'comment', though using the goto, adds extra overhead, if you feel you must do this, you can use your 'org' construct, as:

#ORG 004,006 DEFAULT
void dummy(void) {
#ASM
goto address
#ENDASM
}
#ORG DEFAULT

The 'default' option, only exists on the latter compilers, but allows routines to be located anywhere. :-)

Best Wishes
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