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Hi.

I am trying to use the below pure assembly code as inline assembly in
C. The pure assembly code gives proper data but the inline assembly
code gives me distorted data. I am not able to figure out the problem.
can any body help me on this?

here is the working pure assembly function
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@AREA ARM , CODE ,READONLY
@;--------------------------------------------------------------
@ ;dec2 assembly code called from res2_inv.c
@;--------------------------------------------------------------

.global dec2

dec2:
stmdb r13!, {r4-r12, lr}

ldmia r3!,{r6,r7}

mov r14,r7 @n
mov r8,r6 @shift

mov r3,r8

dec2loop:

ldmgeda r2!, {r12}
ldmgeia r12!, {r8, r9}
ldmgeia r0, {r4, r5}
ldmgeia r1, {r6, r7}
add r4,r4,r8, asr r3
add r6,r6,r9, asr r3

ldmgeda r2!, {r12}
ldmgeia r12!, {r8, r9}
add r5,r5,r8, asr r3
add r7,r7,r9, asr r3

stmgeia r0!, {r4, r5}
stmgeia r1!, {r6, r7}

subs r14, r14, #2
bne dec2loop

ldmia r13!, {r4-r12,pc}

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and here is the C inline function .. not working


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void dec2 (int *a0, int *a1, int *t[], int *param);

void dec2 (int *a0, int *a1, int *t[], int *param)
{
asm (
"stmdb r13!, {r4-r12, lr}\n\t"

"ldmia %5!, {r6,r7}\n\t"
"mov r14, r7\n\t"
"mov r8, r6\n\t"
"mov r3, r8\n\t"

"loop:\n\t"
"ldmgeda %4!, {r12}\n\t"
"ldmgeia r12!, {r8, r9}\n\t"
"ldmgeia %2, {r4, r5}\n\t"
"ldmgeia %3, {r6, r7}\n\t"
"add r4,r4,r8, asr r3n\t"
"add r6,r6,r9, asr r3n\t"

"ldmgeda %4!, {r12}\n\t"
"ldmgeia r12!, {r8, r9}\n\t"
"add r5,r5,r8, asr r3\n\t"
"add r7,r7,r9, asr r3\n\t"

"stmgeia %0!, {r4, r5}\n\t"
"stmgeia %1!, {r6, r7}\n\t"
"subs r14, r14, #2\n\t"
"bne loop\n\t"

"ldmia r13!, {r4-r12,pc}\n\t"

:"=r"(a0), "=r"(a1)
:"0"(a0), "1"(a1), "r"(t), "r"(param)
:"r3", "r4", "r5", "r6", "r7", "r8", "r9", "r12", "r14"
);
}
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Thanks in advance

Ganesh

Ganesh Tawde <> spoke thus:

> I am trying to use the below pure assembly code as inline assembly in
> C. The pure assembly code gives proper data but the inline assembly
> code gives me distorted data. I am not able to figure out the problem.
> can any body help me on this?

Your post is off-topic for comp.lang.c. Please visit

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Ganesh Tawde wrote:
>
> I am trying to use the below pure assembly code as inline assembly in
> C. The pure assembly code gives proper data but the inline assembly
> code gives me distorted data. I am not able to figure out the problem.
> can any body help me on this?

Perhaps someone on gnu.gcc.help

Allin Cottrell

In < > (Ganesh Tawde) writes:

>I am trying to use the below pure assembly code as inline assembly in
>C.

Sorry, but the C programming language does not provide any support for
inline assembly.

If you need a gcc-specific solution (as your subject line suggests),
then read the gcc documentation (the real thing, not the man page).

GNU C does support inline assembly, but the issue is too complex to
be answered (other than by RTFM) even in a newsgroup dedicated to
helping gcc users.

Dan
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