Re: [avr-gcc-list] AVR GCC compiler for win98

[Valéry Florimond \(Thought Technology Ltd\)]

Hi,

 

First, PORTD, DDRD and PIND are numbers, the macros are defined in iomXXX.h (were XXX is the microcontroller you are using).

for ex: #define PORTD     0x12

 

so your code should be:

*((BYTE*)sw4_dir) &= ~sw4_pin;//set port as input

 

Secondly, there are I/O addresses. If you want a SRAM access, add the memory offset (for atmega103, add 0x20 for example);

 

 

Val.

 

----- Original Message -----

From: Rob Ward

To: AVR-GCC List

Sent: Thursday, April 18, 2002 4:19 PM

Subject: Re: [avr-gcc-list] AVR GCC compiler for win98

Hi. I am using GCC under w2k. I tried using this code from avrfreaks...

#define sw4_pin (1<<4) //this could be (1<<PD4)
#define sw4_port PORTD
#define sw4_dir DDRD
#define sw4_in PIND

Then the following to toggle the pin / i/o direction...

sw4_dir &= ~sw4_pin;//set port as input
sw4_port |= sw4_pin; //switch on pull up

however, I get "Invalid lvalue in assignment" for both the last two lines when compiling. Could anyone tell my why this is?

I don't want to use the __sbi and __cli macros as they take two clock cycles to execute, whereas and'ing and or'ing the registers directly only takes one clock cycle (as far as I understand it).

TIA.

Rob Ward

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