*.asm include to another *.asm help in Keil
Discussion in "8051 Discussion Forum" started by Nisar Ahmed Jul 27, 2009.
Mon Jul 27 2009, 07:55 pm
Hello everyone
I have a file" table.asm",I want to include with another file" main.asm".Plz help me how i call file "table.asm"in the file "main.asm".I have using Keil assembler.
Thanks in advance
Nisar Ahmed
I have a file" table.asm",I want to include with another file" main.asm".Plz help me how i call file "table.asm"in the file "main.asm".I have using Keil assembler.
Thanks in advance
Nisar Ahmed
Tue Jul 28 2009, 12:52 am
there are rules to follow when writing distributed assembly code..
you can download the PDF document from download section regarding Assembly programming in keil.
look for the use of keyword
"extrn" and "segment code" etc.
you can download the PDF document from download section regarding Assembly programming in keil.
look for the use of keyword
"extrn" and "segment code" etc.
Wed Jul 29 2009, 12:07 am
hi guys.. can any 1 post a ScreenShot of them working with multi-file (asm)..
i wana see the declarations made in main pgm and sub-pgms..
i wana see the declarations made in main pgm and sub-pgms..
Wed Jul 29 2009, 02:09 pm
Now it's ok
In" main.asm" file .I use directive #include<table.asm>
Regards
Nisar Ahmed
In" main.asm" file .I use directive #include<table.asm>
Regards
Nisar Ahmed
Thu Jul 30 2009, 02:46 am
make sure you are not getting any warnings coz that can ruin your program.
to call a routine from external asm file.. you need to declare that segment as public. i will give you an example soon..
to call a routine from external asm file.. you need to declare that segment as public. i will give you an example soon..
Sat Aug 01 2009, 12:24 am
here is the exact Keil example..
Link it and check..
File: ADD.asm
;Add routine which will be called from other file PUBLIC ADDNUM ;declare function as public ADDNUM_ SEGMENT CODE ;define code segment for linker RSEG ADDNUM_ ;select segment ADDNUM ADDNUM: ;Our add routine MOV R2,R1 ADD R2,R0 RET
File: Test.asm
EXTRN CODE (ADDNUM) ;define the external symbol CSEG at 0 ;code starts at 0 MOV R0,#50 ;Some dummy instructions MOV R1,#51 ACALL ADDNUM ;lets call this routine which is in second file
Link it and check..
[ Edited Sat Aug 01 2009, 12:26 am ] Tags keil assembly programmingkeil C calling label external file
Mon Aug 03 2009, 10:40 pm
Ok i guess Ajay's example is enough to learn the multi file concept..
I have written a code of about 31KB in a notepad which includes main pgm, LCD initilizations, 3 timer configurations and settings, ADC and its lookup table, Serial intializations and its Tx and Rx, keypad routine and some more things..
Unfortunately i dont know the concept of multi file in asm formats and i have written all these in a single file with countless jumps.... Thank god its working and thanks to JTAG debugger as well...
Now i wana seperate them into individual files and add them into my project...
So i request any 1 to plz share me a project where such concept of multi files is used... so i can get a clear idea of it...
And i dont understand why multi file is required when the solo single file is working fine....
Anyways both formats jumps to specified sequence right ? Can any 1 plz explain why they insist on multifile ?
I have written a code of about 31KB in a notepad which includes main pgm, LCD initilizations, 3 timer configurations and settings, ADC and its lookup table, Serial intializations and its Tx and Rx, keypad routine and some more things..
Unfortunately i dont know the concept of multi file in asm formats and i have written all these in a single file with countless jumps.... Thank god its working and thanks to JTAG debugger as well...
Now i wana seperate them into individual files and add them into my project...
So i request any 1 to plz share me a project where such concept of multi files is used... so i can get a clear idea of it...
And i dont understand why multi file is required when the solo single file is working fine....
Anyways both formats jumps to specified sequence right ? Can any 1 plz explain why they insist on multifile ?
[ Edited Mon Aug 03 2009, 10:43 pm ]
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