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> From: Roland Andrag <randrag@ICON.CO.ZA>

>
> Bob, thanks for your reply.  It sounds as if MPC is good enough then.  I
had
> forgotten that of course I can implement anything not already supported
in
> libraries myself.
> Does MPC support direct inline assembly code?

Byte Craft supports inline assembly code.  Assembly code can be
inline as a block inline as a single line (supporting most of the asm
statement bracketting conventions)  included as a file or linked to an
application.

Any assembly language label can be function prototyped and
the MPC compiler will enforce its calling sequence from C.

Assembly language can call C routines

C functions can call assembly language.

C variables are available to assembly language.

C array's and structures, unions and data types bigger than 8 bits
are referenced by their lowest address from assembly language.
Assembly language variables are available to C functions

Byte Craft supports all of the Microchip PIC familly members.

Walter Banks
http://www.bytecraft.com