6. Migrating Assembly Language Source CodeΒΆ
Applications developed with the cl2000 compiler tools may include some source code written in assembly language.
Note
Hand-coded Assembly Not Recommended: Hand-coding assembly is strongly discouraged for the TI C29x. Documentation of assembler command line options, assembly syntax, and assembly directives is provided here primarily for examining or debugging disassembled code. Small amounts of assembly language may be embedded in C/C++ source files via asm() statements, which are processed inline by the c29clang integrated GNU-syntax assembler.
When migrating a TI C28x application that contains assembly language source files to a TI C29x application, it is recommended that you convert assembly language to C/C++ code.