--- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "Guillermo Prandi" <yahoo.messenger@m...> wrote: > > I wonder... what does this instruction aim for?: > > asm volatile ( "LDR LR, [LR, #+60]" ); > > What is LR+60 pointing to? Why 60? Why not 56 or 64? > > Guille > > PS: Oh my God! I think I've been bumping my head against the desk all > day for the same exact problem! > When I see that kind of code it makes me think of an execution stack frame. Find the way back to the previous frame by using an offset to the current frame. Not that I am sure that is what is happening but that is what I have seen done before where there are frames, notably in Pascal where everything is linked.
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Re: FREERTOS problem on gcc and LPC2138
2005-10-22 by rtstofer
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