The short answer - no.
To be more complex - yes, you can do it:
The startup procedure branches to main() at the end .
Main sets up the stack and then proceeds to execute the code.
When main exits it branches to __stop_progExec__, passing LPM bits in r15.
In your case, if you want to run your own procedure instead of main,
you can branch to XM_main() when main exits. There is a compiler flag
-mendup-at=...
So, do the following:
----------------------------
int main(){
/* main sets up the stack */
return this_var_will_be_passed_to_XM_main;
}
XM_main(int param_from_main) {...}
---------------------------
and pass '-mendup-at=XM_main' to the compiler.
If you want to be even more complex - rewrite startup procedure :)
The way is explained in docs.
hope this helps.
~d
On Wednesday 26 February 2003 08:12, [email protected] wrote:
> Is there any way I can redefine the call to main() with another function
> without over riding the startup proceedure ? At the end of the
> application startup I would like to call my own function XM_main() instead
> of main(). Is this possible, am I making sense ?
>
> Cheers
>
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> Design Engineer
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