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I having trouble sending data out under interrupts from a buffer. The buffer was declared in xdata and i have a counter that is used to index into it. So when an interrupt occurs, the data is loaded into my SPI tx buffer, ie SPIBUF = txbuffer[index]; index++; All i seem to get is all zero's but if i use the index to send data i get something. ie SPIBUF = index; David
From that assembly listing, everything looks exactly correct. My guess is that your memory doesn't work correctly (or as you expect). 552: txbuffer[4] = 0x44; c:0x1938 A3 INC DPTR; c:0x1939 7444 MOV A,#QueueSize(0x44) c:0x193b F0 MOVX @DPTR,A 553: P1 = txbuffer[0]; This is all exactly correct. The debugger disassembles your code. The disassembly EXACTLY matches the listing that you provided. Which, I might add, is exactly what it should be. This kinda reminds me of a project I looked at were the programmer duplicated every move into R0. For example,
mov a, #12h mov r0, a mov r0, a mov a, @r0
Thanks for the info. The disassembly looked funny because of the MOV A, #QueueSize which is another variable declared somewhere else. The listing made sense, the QueueSize in the disassembly though confused me. David