Hi,
yesterday I've been facing a strange problem with some inline asm
code (see below), emitting errors like these:
(gcc 4.7.3, targetting m68k-elf, Windows 7/64, msys):
rs232_2.c:2433:2: error: unknown register name '%CC' in 'asm'
rs232_2.c:2433:2: error: unknown register name '%D1' in 'asm'
rs232_2.c:2433:2: error: unknown register name '%D0' in 'asm'
rs232_2.c:2433:2: error: unknown register name '%A1' in 'asm'
rs232_2.c:2433:2: error: unknown register name '%A0' in 'asm'
Further investigation revealed that the problem is related to case
sensitivity of the register names. I played around with upper/lower case
to check this:
asm volatile (
" move.l %[in1],%%a0 \n" // asm code
" move.l %[in2],%%A1 \n"
" trap #8 \n"
" move.b %%D0,%[out1]\n"
" move.b %%d1,%[out2]\n"
:[out1] "=m" (*pc1), // output
[out2] "=m" (*pc2)
:[in1] "r" (cmdadr), // input
[in2] "r" (DUMRadr)
:"%a0","%A1","%d0","%D1", // clobber list
"memory","%CC"
);
Results in:
rs232_2.c:2433:2: error: unknown register name '%CC' in 'asm'
rs232_2.c:2433:2: error: unknown register name '%D1' in 'asm'
rs232_2.c:2433:2: error: unknown register name '%A1' in 'asm'
The assembler does not complain about %a0 and %d0, which leads me to
the conclusion that:
* Register names being upper case are not recognized - but only in the
clobber list.
Is this intentional, a feature or a bug?
Best Regards
Michael Weise
