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Environment Settings Command Prompt ERRORLEVEL Output Files Listing (LST) File Preprocessor (I) File Object (OBJ) File Source (SRC) File Directives Reference ASM ASMEXPAND BROWSE BYTEALIGN CODE COMMONRET COMPACT COND DEBUG DEFINE DISABLE DYNAMICUSRSTK EJECT ENDASM EXTINS FIX_BR03 FIX166 FIX167 FIX272 FIX32F FIXBFLD FIXMDU FIXPEC FIXROM FLOAT64 HCOMPACT HLARGE HOLD INCDIR INIT LARGE LISTINCLUDE MAC MEDIUM MOD167 MODV2 NOALIAS NOAMAKE NOASMEXPAND NOCOND NODPPSAVE NOEXTEND NOFIXDPP NOFRAME NOINIT NOOBJECT NOPRINT NOREORDER NOSAVEMAC OBJECT OPTIMIZE ORDER PACK PAGELENGTH PAGEWIDTH PECDEF PREPRINT PREPRINTONLY PRINT REENTRANT REGFILE RENAMECLASS REORDER RESTORE SAVE SAVEMAC SAVESYS SAVEUSR SMALL SRC STATIC SYMBOLS TABS TINY UNSIGNED_CHAR USERSTACKDPP3 WARNING WARNINGLEVEL XLARGE Language Extensions Preprocessor Advanced Programming Error Messages Library Reference AppendixDYNAMICUSRSTK Compiler Directive
| Abbreviation | DU | |
| Arguments | None. | |
| Default | The user stack resides in the NDATA memory class. | |
| µVision | Options — C166 — Misc Controls. | |
| Description | The DYNAMICUSRSTK directive informs the C166 Compiler that your program modifies the user stack area. This directive is useful for developers who create real-time operating systems that change the user stack area. This directive makes it possible to have a 16K user stack for each task. Without this directive, the entire user stack must reside in the NDATA memory class which is limited to a maximum of 64K. | |
| Example |
#pragma dynamicusrstk |
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