I usually write a macro do to the same.

#define DI()    {while(GIE)GIE=0;}

Then to call it you just put DI() in the code.

You can make more complex ones too:

#define MoreComplex(x)  \
        {int b;\
        for (b = 0; b<x; b++} \
            shifter <<= 1; \
        }

Then you just MoreComplex (variable1) and it expands it for you.

Andy


At 12:03 AM 11/10/02 -0800, you wrote:
>Hello,
>
>Can someone help me out with doing inline function in Hi-Tech C.  I've read
>through the manual and it appears one is suppose to use #pragma inline, but
>this gives me a compiler error.  Using just inline (which in Ansi C I
>believe) also gives me an error.  Am I missing something here?
>
>Donovan
>
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