Hi,
Are there any CCS experts out there? I would basically like to jump directly
to the start of a CCS C function (rather then call it). Basically the
routine in question never returns (it does a direct jump to another part of
the program) and I would like to avoid using a stack location which would be
associated with a call. So essentially I would like to do the following

void f1()
{
....
}

void f2()
{
.....
#asm
    goto f1
#endasm
.....
}

I know I could do this by making use of the CCS label_address and
goto_address (or even setjmp, longjmp). But I would rather not have the RAM
and ROM overhead associated with these calls. I could also sort of do this
using #inline except I want to jump to the same function from many locations
in the code and only want one copy of f1(). I could also place f1 at a fixed
address and simply goto that but again I would rather not do it that way...

Other things I have tried (and which don't work)
1. Declaring a label inside the #asm/#endasm in f1 and using that as the
destination of the goto.
2. Adding a C style label (e.g. label: )at the start of f1 and using that as
the destination (of both and asm goto and a C goto from f2) again no luck.
2. Trying to reference the above label as f1.label (which is how it appears
in the CCS symbols provided to the debugger) - yes I am willing to try
anything!

Any help much appreciated......

Andy

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