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Reading assembly defined structures from C files

Yaels Steinsaltz
Prodigy 135 points

Since .cdecls doesn't work in linear assembly, but including assembly code does. 

If I declare a structure in assembly, can I access it from C headers/sources? (It seems all forum questions where in the opposite direction)

Also can a linear assembly file use .include "defines.asm" that will have the .cdecls instruction in it (and nothing else)?

Thanks.

  • TI__Guru**** 232700 points

    I'm sure you won't like these answers.

    Yaels Steinsaltz said:
    If I declare a structure in assembly, can I access it from C headers/sources?

    No.  To be more precise, there is no method to automatically propagate the data layout of a structure from assembly to C.

    Yaels Steinsaltz said:
    can a linear assembly file use .include "defines.asm" that will have the .cdecls instruction in it

    No.  None of source code seen by the linear assembler, whether by .include or otherwise, can have a .cdecls directive.

    Thanks and regards,

    -George