Re: [avr-gcc-list] Two interrupts with same handlers

[Rich Neswold]

Wasn't it  4-Dec-2001, at 02:36PM, when Larry Barello said:
> Easy: write one interrupt handler in assembly and just have it
> jump to the real handler. Say your overflow handler is the real
> one, then make a new file with the following:.
> 
>     .func myfunc
>     .global _comparator_
> 
> _comparator_:
>     rjmp    _overflow0_
> 
>     .endfunc

Or use "--defsym _overflow0_=_comparator_" when linking, which essentially
gives the one routine two labels. For instance, if you link with the
compiler, you could do something like this:

    $ avr-gcc \
        -mmcu=at90s2313 \
        -Wl,--defsym,_comparator_=_overflow0_ \
        -o prog.bin \
        file1.o file2.o file3.o

The "-Wl" option specifies options to pass to the linker. The "defsym"
option tells the linker to create a new symbol and set its value -- in this
case, we create a symbol "_comparator_" and set it equal to "_overflow0_".
If you use avr-objdump on the resulting "prog.bin" file, you'll see the
vector table will have two entries pointing to the same routine.

-- 
 Rich Neswold

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