Re: [avr-gcc-list] AVR-GCC help

[ks_347]

Thanks. Yes it was a name problem and I solved it. Now it is jumping to my 
interrupt handling routine. But still there is some problem. If I see the 
assembly code my interrupt handling routine, there is a first instruction 
(SEI), which I don't understand where it came from, because my interrupt 
routine in C does have anything like that. Because of this, program is still in 
the loop. Any idea on this?


"Dmitry K." <address@hidden> wrote:
30 Jan 2004 09:53 ks_347 wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have declared an interrupt routine in my program using
> INTERRUPT(SIG_UART0_DATA). When I was looking at the disassembler code
> using AVRSTUDIO, in the interrupt vector table on the location 0x02A, there
> was no proper address of my interrupt routine.

Unfortunately, the mess with names takes place.
he same interruption refers to:
SIG_UART_DATA - old AVR's
SIG_UART0_DATA - ATmega161
SIG_USART0_DATA - ATmega162
SIG_UART_DATA - ATmega8 (modern uSart, the same as mega162)

> My understanding is that the
> avr-gcc compiler should take care of the address of this routine
> internally. Due to this what is happening is everytime it receives an
> interrupt, it will go to address 0x02A and there it only finds out the
> default address, which will transfer the program control to the reset
> address, so my program is in infinite loop. Any suggestions or idea on
> whats going on here? I hope I am describing this well, so that you people
> can understand. I have included all the files and my program is compiled
> fine.

Compiling, linking: misprint in an interrupt name will pass unnoticed.
Unused function will simply be added.

Regards.


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