On Sun, 7 Dec 1997 15:53:09 +0100 =?iso-8859-1?Q?J=F6rgen_Tapani?=
<jorgen.tapani@NACKA.MAIL.TELIA.COM> writes:

>How do I put asm code in a C function so it will compile
>correctly with HITECH C compilator.
>For ex.
[Function to increment a 32-bit variable stored at arbitrary index]

Though there are lots of times when it may be necessary to include
assembly code in a C program, this doesn't seem like one of them.  Isn't
this what C comilers are for, to simplify handling of multiple-precision
math?  If the C compiler doesn't handle 32-bit numbers directly, you
could split the number into 2 16-bit ones, and increment it through C:

if (++var_l == 0) var_h++;

My apologies if this is incorrect C, it's been a while.