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  • Forum Post: .align directive argument default = ?

    RKMA
    Friends, 1) I'm programming in assembly using the .align directive. If I just say ".align" without an argument, what will result? 2) Can I use a large argument, e.g., 2048d? (I'm using bk circular addressing.) Targets: TMS320 '5402, '5407, '5409. IDE and Tools: CCS...
    on Oct 29, 2009

  • Forum Post: Re: .align directive argument default = ?

    RKMA
    Archeologist, Thanks very much for your response! The help files attached to the IDEs don't include this info, and maybe this is because of the target specifivity... :) Robert
    on Oct 29, 2009

  • Forum Post: Repeated warnings in workspace with multiple projects

    Ryan Anderson
    I am working on an MSP430 application and I have two projects in the workspace. One references the other and they both have similar included files. On one pc (running vista), when I compile the workspace, i only get 14 warnings from the first project, most due to unreferenced variables (I didn't...
    on Sep 17, 2012

  • Forum Post: Parameter Alignment

    Ake Yu
    Hi all, I try to declare four parameter like the following in CCS. char fCmdStore[3]; (3 bytes) char fReserve13; (1 bytes) char fCmdDataCnt[3]; (3 bytes) char fReserved17; (1 bytes) After complire finished, I check the map file and show as below: 20003f59 fCmdDataCnt; 20003f54 fCmdStore;...
    on Oct 15, 2012

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