Lpc2000

At 12:13 PM 4/15/05 -0400, Gennady Palitsky wrote:
>From: "Robert Adsett"
> > At 01:25 PM 4/15/05 +0000, ateichtmann wrote:
> >>I have no idea, how to create an asm template.
> >>These are the interesting and simple things that are never mentioned
> >>in a compiler documentation or book :-)
> >
> > Most compilers have a simple switch to generate assembly as the output
> > rather than an object file (something like cc -S).  That's all you
> > need.  Then you can take the generated assembly file and use it as a
> > template or as a tool to gather insight into the compilers operation.
>
>Does anyone know how to do it in Keil?
>They have #pragma SRC in a manual, but it's not recognized by the compiler.
>No other options work either.
>All my attempts to get the answer from tech support ended up with the
>suggestion to use a compiler's listing file (what I beleive is not the same
>at all).

It's not usually the same thing, although I seem to vaguely recall a 
compiler that only had a single output that essentially combined both.  And 
I have run into a few compilers that didn't have a way of producing an 
assembly file, although thankfully, that appears to be rare.  The key 
question is can you run the file through the assembler?  If so it's what 
you want.  In a pinch you can work from a listing but it's a lot uglier.  I 
do find it hard to believe that Keil can't produce an assembly file.

Robert


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