On Tue, 12 Apr 2005 20:21:41 -0300, Gerhard Fiedler wrote:

>Roy J. Gromlich wrote:
>
>> So my question is - does anyone have experience of a compiled language
>> which produces code which can co-exist with direct MPASM code?  That is,
>> that could compile a procedure into MPASM source (I guess) which could
>> then be easily integrated with the existing (unchanged) MPASM code?  
>
>I hope you get more inspiring answers... I don't know of any C compiler
>that outputs MPASM code. They all implement their own tool chain up to the
>linker (some with separate stand-alone tools, some integrated).
>

The closest you could get to that would be the compiler's listing
file. I think it would take quite a bit of work to turn it into code
that could be assembled. It's possible, though, that a lot of the work
could be automated.

Another possibility would be to use block 'asm' / 'endasm' pragmas to
embed existing assembly functions within a C 'wrapper' function.
Interfacing the parameters and return values could get really messy,
though.


Regards, Bob

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