| Jez Smith 06/21/09 14:33 Modified: 06/21/09 14:54 Read: 244 times Birmingham England |
#166317 - I cannot remember now Responding to: Girish Nikam's previous message |
I haven't looked at sdcc for a while but doesn't it defferenciate between a signal and an interrupt where an interrupt occurs once and is then disabled and a signal is never disabled?
I may be talking giberish here, but why change the habit of a lifetime is what I say. I haven't looked too closely at your code but that my first thought anyway,if it works in one compiler and not another its usualy some difference in the way the compiler interprets something. |
| Topic | Author | Date |
| UART code porting to SDCC | Girish Nikam | 06/21/09 13:29 |
| doesn't SDCC warn about line 36? | Frieder Ferlemann | 06/21/09 13:59 |
| that's it | Jan Waclawek | 06/21/09 15:03 |
| ah ha | Jez Smith | 06/21/09 15:08 |
| Don't blame the optimiser! | Andy Neil | 06/22/09 01:36 |
| doesn't SDCC warn about line 36 | Girish Nikam | 06/21/09 22:13 |
| hmmm | Jez Smith | 06/22/09 00:42 |
modified dog | Andy Peters | 06/23/09 14:21 |
| I cannot remember now | Jez Smith | 06/21/09 14:33 |
| xmt_flag., why "int"? | Mahesh Joshi | 06/22/09 01:53 |
| if you want to use it as "int" / "char" | Andy Neil | 06/22/09 02:47 |
| You destroy succeding putchar()'s | David Prentice | 06/22/09 05:14 |
| "Volatile" Helps | Girish Nikam | 06/22/09 07:42 |
| "bit" is more useful | Mahesh Joshi | 06/22/09 08:16 |
| buzzzzz | Erik Malund | 06/22/09 08:37 |
| family | Jan Waclawek | 06/22/09 13:44 |
| stdbool | Oliver Sedlacek | 06/23/09 06:44 |



