Lpc2000

At 05:09 PM 1/24/05 +0000, you wrote:


>I ran into a problem with the Keil compiler and code optimization.
>The default optimization level was such that lines of code that did
>dummy reads of registers, this is how some bits are cleared, were
>optimized out.  Needless to say the code would not work until I
>lowered the optimization level and thus retained these lines of code.
>  At least in Keil it is easy to see, when debugging, which lines are
>executed and which are not.


Were those registers declared with a void qualifier?  If so than that is 
definitely a bug.

Robert

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