This patch adds support to consistently use EIND.
The compiler never sets this SFR but uses it in table jumps and EIJMP/EICALL
instructions.
Custom startup code could set EIND to an other value than 0 and the compiler
should use EIND consistently given that EIND might not be zero.
EIND != 0
2011/10/21 Georg-Johann Lay a...@gjlay.de:
This patch adds support to consistently use EIND.
The compiler never sets this SFR but uses it in table jumps and EIJMP/EICALL
instructions.
Custom startup code could set EIND to an other value than 0 and the compiler
should use EIND consistently
This patch adds support to consistently use EIND.
The compiler never sets this SFR but uses it in table jumps and EIJMP/EICALL
instructions.
Custom startup code could set EIND to an other value than 0 and the compiler
should use EIND consistently given that EIND might not be zero.
EIND !=
This patch adds support to consistently use EIND.
The compiler never sets this SFR but uses it in table jumps and
EIJMP/EICALL
instructions.
Custom startup code could set EIND to an other value than 0 and the
compiler
should use EIND consistently given that EIND might not be zero.