>why not do as the libraries declare and define SFRs?
>In the header use
>extern __at(0x0400) volatile BDT ep0_o;
Ah, of course, I should have looked at the headers thanks, that is exactly what
I was looking for!
Hmm, spoke too soon, now the linker complains:
error: missing definition for symbol "_ep0_o", required by "../obj/usb_hid.o"
and if try to define it in the .c file I again get:
volatile BDT ep0_o;
br Kusti
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