Passing array pointer to function

[nazoa]

Hello,
I am trying to find a way of passing array pointers to a function.

The following code fails to compile at the "POP R0[0]" line. The compiler (V4.14) complains that the expression does not resolve to a constant.

Any suggestions how to fix the code?

Thanks!

[RF_Developer]

"V4.14" is not a valid version of CCS C, is this V4.140? Is this even CCS C code?

To pass a pointer, whether to an array or not, the syntax would be
void Read4ADCs(int16 *R0, *R1, *M0, *M1). A pointer is a pointer is a pointer: pointers to array elements are indistinguishable from pointers to anything else. Assembler won't index into the array for you, i.e. R0[0] or M1[3], you have to do the calculations. the compiler is telling you that "R0[0]" isn't a constant, such as the "0xE32" you use for the push. it doesn't know how to get the value from the array - you have to do that.

Is this code that you're trying to adapt to do something different to what it was originally written to do? Do you fully understand how it works? Are you aware that almost certainly there's a simpler way to do it using C, and not assembler? It is rare that assembler is needed in CCS C.

[nazoa]

Thanks for taking the time to reply. I think I understand
where the problem is now.
Yes, the code needs to be in assembly for speed.