Re: Weird 8051 assembler code generated by SDCC

Roberto Waltman wrote:

"Desert Rat" wrote:

I am using SDCC on a 8051 project and the C code uses a switch
statement which has some in-line assembler code in several spots. The
program compiles without any errors, but the assembler generates a
dozen or so "undefined symbol encountered during assembly" errors. The
errors all had to do with jump statements...
...
So this is the guess: something in your in-line assembly (labels
probably) is terminating the range of the compiler generated
limited-scope labels, so the jump statements so no see them.
Try removing them temporarily to see if that is the case.

Or better: Try editing the assembly file, replacing the compiler
generated labels with conventional ones:

00111$ --> label00111, etc.


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