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OT: IAR compiler forum
PostPosted: Tue May 24, 2005 12:56 am     Reply with quote

Dear all,
I am now using IAR benchmark compiler 3.30A for MSP430 series. I hardly found any technical forum for this compiler. If anyone happens to use this compiler before and know the sources, please recommend a few places i can turn to.

The problem i am facing is how to increment a 32 bit long variable using its assembly instruction. INC.
By using INC instuction, I can increase the 16bit time counter. But come to 32bit, it seems to have problem. Is it because INC instuction is only cater for up to 16 bit operand?

Sample code:
Code:

EXTERN   time_counter  ;if define as 16 bit, working fine

TB0_INT      ; when timeB 0 interrupts, increase time counter
INC   &time_counter   
RETI   
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PostPosted: Tue May 24, 2005 1:16 am     Reply with quote

You will need to do like we do with the 8 bit micros.

Increment the variable, test for carry and increment the high byte if necessary.

I dont know asm for the msp...

IAR has a forum, almost empty, but still a forum.
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