Other Parts Discussed in Thread: MSP430F5529
Hi !
I have three global variables :
unsigned long long ullPresTime_g;
unsigned long long ullTmp1_g,ullTmp2_g=0x186A0ULL;
Somewhere in my code I have :
{
....
ullPresTime_g=38500;
ullTmp1_g=ullPresTime_g*ullTmp2_g;
which compiles into :
4218 30C6 MOV.W &ullPresTime_g,R8
00485e: 4219 30C8 MOV.W &0x30c8,R9
004862: 421A 30CA MOV.W &0x30ca,R10
004866: 421B 30CC MOV.W &0x30cc,R11
00486a: 421C 30E6 MOV.W &ullTmp2_g,R12
00486e: 421D 30E8 MOV.W &0x30e8,R13
004872: 421E 30EA MOV.W &0x30ea,R14
004876: 421F 30EC MOV.W &0x30ec,R15
00487a: 13B0 984A CALLA #__mpyll_hw32
00487e: 4C82 30DE MOV.W R12,&ullTmp1_g
004882: 4D82 30E0 MOV.W R13,&0x30e0
004886: 4E82 30E2 MOV.W R14,&0x30e2
00488a: 4F82 30E4 MOV.W R15,&0x30e4
before the call to #__mpyll_hw32 I have
ullTmp2_g (LSB first)
A0 86 01 00 00 00 00 00
and
ullPresTime_g (LSB first)
64 96 00 00 00 00 00 00
the call to #__mpyll_hw32 returns
ullTmp1_g (LSB first)
64 96 80 56 16 4F 01 00
instead of 0xE57A5680
I am running on an MSP430F5529.
What am I missing ?
Thanks a lot for your help .
Jean Michel
