"Daniel Otte" <
daniel.otte@...> wrote:
> how can I reference (load) global variables which are declared in C
> code = in assembly code?
You just write the name of the variable:
lds r24, name_of_your_variable
If you want to be nice to the reader of your program, you declare
it external before:
..extern name_of_your_variable
However, that's not strictly necessary; any symbol the assembler
encounters it doesn't know about yet, it enters into the symbol table
as `undefined external'. In effect, that's the same as the .extern
statement is going to do.
--
cheers, J"org .-.-. --... ...-- -.. . DL8DTL
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