Hi,
The numbers are the block level and a sequence number.
But why don't you just invent your own local variables?
Maarten
> Hi!
> I've started using SDCC (ver 3.3.0) to program 12F675.
> As the standard library doesn't provide delay functions I try to make my
> own ones.
> However its hard to guess variable names from the inline asm.
> For instance:
>
> static void _delay_ms(void) {
> volatile unsigned char CounterA;
> volatile unsigned char CounterB;
> CounterA = 74;
> CounterB = 2;
>
> __asm
> loop_again:
> decfsz __delay_ms_CounterA_1_4,1
> goto loop_again
> decfsz __delay_ms_CounterB_1_4,1
> goto loop_again
> __endasm;
> }
>
> The variables CounterA and CounterB are prefixed with underscore and
> function name: "__delay_ms_"
> And suffixed with _1_4 and here's the problem. How can I guess these
> numbers?
> In the above listing I compiled the code first with variables commented
> out and looked up
> their names in asm file. Then I corrected and uncommented relevant lines.
> This solution is good
> if you have just 2 lines, but...
>
> Maybe already exists a solution and I'm just inventing something again?
> The manual does't cover much about inline assembler in PIC14 section.
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