Hi David, > I'd second this. I see nothing in here to stop a compiler from > moving stuff around to it's hearts content. You might want > to look at adding some barrier() statements to the above code > to prevent that kind of code rearrangement. I'm not too familiar with GNU (I presume barrier() is GNU). Whta's a barrier() statement. Forgive me if I convey dumb or lazy. I _do_ want to learn, and I don't expect others to do my homework for me. I have noticed an "inline" statement in Bill's code, I don't even know what that's all about. I used to be a die-hard IAR fan, and in hindsight I find that using IAR hasn't made me as good a programmer as I ought to be by now, seems some things are done "for you", giving some sort of "false sense of security". Using other tools is like a cold shower suddenly. -- Kris
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Re: [lpc2000] UART TX FIFO and INTs problem - SOLVED
2004-02-22 by microbit
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