Hi!
To speed up a routine in a C-project, I implemented a function which is called several times in assembler. At the moment it looks like the following:
void myop(unsigned char a, unsigned char b) { #pragma asm ..... #pragma endasm } myop(1, 2); myop(3, 4); ....
If I take a look at the debuger, the compiler always does a LJMP to execute the function. The assembler code in myop() is ~35 lines of code.
Is it possible to define myop as a macro that it gets completely inlined without doing LJMPs?
I am search for something like:
#define myop(a, b) (#pragma asm; .....; #pragma endasm)
Or maybe I can just include in from some external file?
Thanks for help in advance! Cheers Markus