hi, reading the documentation of cached vectors ( http://www.keil.com/support/man/docs/c166/c166_le_intcached.htm ) i discovered the keyword CACHED which is not listed in the list of keil keywords ( http://www.keil.com/support/man/docs/c166/c166_le_keywords.htm ). is this really a keyword, or is it a compiler defined macro (uppercase notation), or is just the documentation inconsistent? and, are there any other values one can use except the interrupt trap number and the CACHED keyword? thanks in advance, alexander floh
so if it is not a Keyword, does that imply that it is a predefined Macro? Apart from capital letters nothing suggests that it's a macro. It is what it does, does it matter what you call it? And what it does is described in the manual. Just my 2 cents... - mike
actually it matters, since I am trying to implement a parser for keil code (used for static source code analysis). this requires me to know what exactly it is, because the parser has to behave accordingly. thanks in advance, -alex
It is an INTNO Symbol. Reinhard