Accessing memory through __byte_peripheral_32 issues an illegal MOVL mnemonic instead of MOV32 when using RnH registers.
Windows platform, v16.9.0.LTS
Example code:
typedef unsigned long u32;
static u32 foo = 123;
void
movl_bug(u32 a, u32 b, u32 c, u32 d)
{
__byte_peripheral_32((u32 *)0) = 0x12345678;
__byte_peripheral_32((u32 *)2) = 0xffffffff;
__byte_peripheral_32((u32 *)4) = a;
__byte_peripheral_32((u32 *)6) = b;
__byte_peripheral_32((u32 *)8) = c;
__byte_peripheral_32((u32 *)10) = d;
__byte_peripheral_32((u32 *)12) = foo;
}
This results in:
$ ../../c2000/compiler/bin/cl2000.exe --float_support=fpu32 -mt -v28 -O4 --keep_asm movl_bug.c
"movl_bug.asm", ERROR! at line 165: [E0003] Not expecting FPU RnH operand
MOVL *+XAR6[0],R0H ; [CPU_] |11|
"movl_bug.asm", ERROR! at line 165: [E0004] Illegal operand combination
MOVL *+XAR6[0],R0H ; [CPU_] |11|
2 Assembly Errors, No Assembly Warnings
Errors in Source - Assembler Aborted
>> Compilation failure
BR
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