In SX Microcontrollers, SX/B Compiler and SX-Key Tool, rwsenser wrote:

Hi peter,

Yes, I suspect you are right about the conditional compile (#ifdefs, etc.) and the use of comments for the mechanism to pass the assembler code to the SX-KEY.  In addition, while testing I hit several issues.  Some were bugs of mine, which are in the process of getting fixed.  However, I hit one other issue that calls into question this approach of passing SX assembler through the CC1B compiler as comments.  In a nutshell, if the #asm .. #endasm (or whatever syntax. /*<?sx and ?> */ used in code below) is put at the end of the C program then the CC1B listing (used to communicate CC1B2SX and then with the SX-KEY) does not contain the comments!  I'll keep looking at this issue, but this will delay things a bit.

Anyway, for those interested, a status update.

Thanks for the feedback,
RW Senser

Here is a sample showing the issue:
C snippet:

	bank0 unsigned char hold;
	bit holdB0 @ hold.0;	
	// bank1 char c;

	TRISB = 0xfe;   // %1111 1110
	RB = 0;
	while (1) {
	  delay();
	  holdB0 = pinB0;
	  hold++;
	  pinB0 = holdB0;
	}
	
	/*<?sx
	nop
	?>*/

becomes in the CC1B output listing:

                       ;	  pinB0 = holdB0;
        SB    16.holdB0
        CLRB  6.pinB0
        SNB   16.holdB0
        SETB  6.pinB0
                        ;	}
        JMP   m008

        ORG $07FF
        JMP main
        END


; *** KEY INFO ***

Notice: the /*<? , etc. is gone!

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