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Read-Only Author Mishiev Gennady Posted 4-Jun-2001 08:36 GMT Toolset C251	How to use assembler into C sourse code Mishiev Gennady Hi,everyone! Help me, please, with my problem! i'm working in Keil C251 compiler. i have to use assembler code into C code and i found in C251 user's manual directives "#pragma asm/endasm". but i can't compile this. compiler writes: " 'asm/endasm' requires src-control to be active ". May be i must to do anything for working with asm/endasm directives, what i dont know. Or may be i'm in wrong way. Please, help me! Gennady.

Read-Only Author Andrew Neil Posted 4-Jun-2001 09:32 GMT Toolset C251	RE: How to use assembler into C sourse code Andrew Neil See the Thread "How to compiler (sic) *.src file?" Look up the message in the Errors help file (click on the message in the build results window, then press F1). You need to use the command-line option (or uVision option) to tell the Compiler to generate .src. See the C251 manual documentation on "#pragma asm/endasm

Read-Only Author Andrew Kalenik Posted 4-Jun-2001 12:10 GMT Toolset C251	RE: How to use assembler into C sourse code Andrew Kalenik Write in your C-file <#pragma SRC> before the first <#pragma ASM> entry.

Read-Only Author Andrew Neil Posted 4-Jun-2001 13:43 GMT Toolset C251	RE: How to use assembler into C sourse code Andrew Neil That's right: like the error message said, and as the manual tells you, you must use the 'SRC' control for any 'C' source file which uses inline assembler. You can place the 'SRC' control on the compiler command line, in a #pragma in the source file, or use the uVision dialogues.

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