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Assembly language

Assembly language

Assembly language

(OP)
I have good knowldge in microproccer and c.
But i don't no how to write assembly program in c .
please explain my problem.

RE: Assembly language

Could u explain exactly what u have to program in C.. Then I will try to explain.

RE: Assembly language

Do you have thousands of books.
Year 80 refference.
That's all.

RE: Assembly language

Hi,

I'm confused by your question,

Is it

a. You are writing a program in C and you wish during the normal flow of C to write some assembly code.If this is the case then the flow would go:

...
asm {
     Push dx       // Push regersters on stack
     .             // other asm code
     .             // other asm code
     Pop dx        // Pull registers off stack
}
....

Problem is this makes your program machine (processor) specific.


b. Or you want to write an assembly routine using C ???.
I'm guessing here but are you intending to write a C language piece of code for a microcontroller ?

Regards

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