Lpc2000

The hassle with this is that Thumb mode does not support the MRS and MSR 
instructions. You need to change mode to ARM mode to get these.

Even if you generate ARM code, you still need to do the interworking for the 
CPU to switch modes.

When you say "Keil does not support...", do you mean thie new compiler? Their 
older offering was gcc-based and does support interworking. Suggestion: pound 
on Kiei tech support. Doing things like mixing asm in C can be very compiler 
dependent and will need a Kiel specific solution.


There are basically two ways to switch modes:
1) Interworkling.
2) Exceptions.

To do interworking, in assembler you could do something like this, perhaps:

  .thumb   @ switch to thumb assembly mode

disable_interrupt_thumb:
    mov lr,pc
    bx   disable_interrupt_arm @interworking jump

  .arm  @ switch to ARM assembly mode
disable_interrupt_arm:
   mrs ...
   orr ...
    msr ...
    bx lr   @ interworking return


A way to do this with exceptions is to use a SWI handler with different SWI 
codes for different aactions.



On Tuesday 08 February 2005 13:56, Richard wrote:
> Keil does seem to support ARM/thumb interworking.  I have added a
> source file which produces ARM code to the project, the rest of which
> is in thumb mode.  I have added the following assembly in an attempt
> to disable interrupts before switching back to thumb mode.  The code
> appears to compile and debug fine but I am not seeing the I and F bits
> in the CPSR being set.  Any ideas would be appreciated.
>
> Richard
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> void arm_Idisable(void){
> __asm { MRS		R1, CPSR
> 	ORR		R1,R1,#0XC0
> 	MSR		CPSR_C, R1
>       }
>   }
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> void arm_Ienable(void)
> 	{
> __asm {
> 	MRS		R1, CPSR
> 	BIC		R1,R1,#0XC0
> 	MSR		CPSR_C, R1
>        }
>    }
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