Hi Erik,
I did in fact, eventually do exactly that. But I do like your tip on
running xxx.S files through cpp and I'm going to use it.
I just thought that because in-line assembly was being used by members
of the community, it should be something I should have a handle on. I do
have a better
On 07.03.15 17:07, Alistair Gadd wrote:
> I'm used to using separate assembler files and I'm not a great boffin
> on using in-line assembly, but I really think I need to get a collar
> on it.
Alistair, is there any reason for not using separate assembler files, as
is your custom? As clock_prescale
Alistair Gadd schrieb:
Hi Guys,
I'm trying to use GCC-AVR to set up the clock prescale on an ATmega32U4,
using the clock_prescale_set() function as outlined in the "avr/power.h
" header file.
If I call:
clock_prescale_set(clock_div_1)
or
clock_prescale_set(0);
where clock_prescale_se
>the assembly listing is fresh each time I try.
Are you sure?
Try to add
static volatile uint8_t tmp2;
tmp2 = __x;
into clock_prescale_set() and check what happens with the asm listing.
JW
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