CARM User's Guide

The CARM Compiler User's Guide contains information about how to use the Keil CARM Compiler. The CARM Compiler creates object modules from the C files you write and compile. Object modules created may be added into a library (using the LIBA Library Manager) or may be linked with other object modules and libraries to form a program (using the LA Linker/Locator).

This manual contains the following chapters.

• Introduction provides a brief introduction to the Keil CARM Compiler.
• Compiling Programs specifies how to run the compiler and generate object files. This chapter discusses the directives that are available.
• Language Extensions discusses the extensions to the ANSI C Language that are implemented by the CARM Compiler.
• Preprocessor describes some of the capabilities of the C language preprocessor.
• Advanced Programming discusses advanced programming options including startup code, customization files, interfacing C programs to assembler, and data storage formats.
• Error Messages lists all error and warning messages that are generated by the compiler.
• Library Reference lists all library routines that are available in the standard CA library.
• The Appendix provides numerous details about the compiler including differences from ANSI C, version details, compiler limitations, how to write optimum code, and other hints and tips.