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Juan Baez

As a part of an "In application programming" I am using the following assembler code:

#pragma asm
MOV R0,#14 //OSC frec
MOV R1,#02H //PROGRAM DATA BYTE
#pragma endasm

I can't find the way of writing those two assembler lines in C, could anybody help me? Thanks, Juan

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    Hi Juan,

    How about the following c lines? It doesn't give exactly what you want, but it should be working. Pay attention to the order of two lines and the bank you are using. I will never do that in a real project.
    BTW, why do you hate #pragma? Sometimes you have to deal with it, like or not.

    	// If you are using bank 0
	*((unsigned char data *) 0x01) = 2;	// == MOV R1,#02H //PROGRAM DATA BYTE
	*((unsigned char data *) 0x00) = 14;	// == MOV R0,#14 //OSC frec
asm result in .src
	MOV  	R0,#01H
	MOV  	@R0,#02H

	MOV  	R0,#00H
	MOV  	@R0,#0EH

    Frank Hu

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    Hi Juan,

    How about the following c lines? It doesn't give exactly what you want, but it should be working. Pay attention to the order of two lines and the bank you are using. I will never do that in a real project.
    BTW, why do you hate #pragma? Sometimes you have to deal with it, like or not.

    	// If you are using bank 0
	*((unsigned char data *) 0x01) = 2;	// == MOV R1,#02H //PROGRAM DATA BYTE
	*((unsigned char data *) 0x00) = 14;	// == MOV R0,#14 //OSC frec
asm result in .src
	MOV  	R0,#01H
	MOV  	@R0,#02H

	MOV  	R0,#00H
	MOV  	@R0,#0EH

    Frank Hu

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