Re: [Sdcc-user] user defined interrupt vectors and inline assembly code

[Gernot F. <ger...@ne...>]

On Thu, 25 Mar 2004, you wrote:
> 2nd question : when using the --code-loc option, it's said in the doc 
> that the interrupt vectors are relocated. Does it means that the 
> "original" interrupt vectors (at adress 0x000 0x003 and the followings) 
> are filled with long jumps (LJMP) to where we've chosen to locate the 
> code, or is it it managed in a different way?

No, the hexfile beginns at --code-loc  "address".
The vectortable is written at "address"

If you want write a clean assembler-interruptroutine look for
_asm  _endasm;
naked
and #pragma exclude

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MFG Gernot