assembler in FC7

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In flowcode 6 I have no problem sending an assembler program to hardware (see example in attachment). However, in flowcode 7 I can't do that. Does anyone know how to modify the program so that I can also use that assembler program in flowcode 7?
Thanks in advance for helping to find a solution.

asm
{
movlw 0b00000000
movwf _trisd
movlw 0b10101010
movwf _portd
}

[Steve]

Hopefully this post will help:
viewtopic.php?f=63&t=22957

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It has indeed helped me a lot. I only have a problem if I want to use a variable in my program.
How can I do that in FC7?

in FC6 this works well

unsigned char test;
asm
{
movlw 0b00000000
movwf _trisd
movlw 10
movwf _test
movff _test,_portd
}

in FC7 a problem occurs and it only has to do with that variable

unsigned char test;
#asm
movlw 0b00000000
movwf trisd
movlw 10
movwf test
movff test,portd
#endasm

[chipfryer27]

Hi

In FC7 naming changed to capitals. If I had a variable called "test", I would if using a C-code block reference it with FCV_TEST

HTH

Regards

EDIT..
Oops, forgot you were using asm but Steve to the rescue

[Steve]

Please see the attached and image below.

It contains 4 equivalent icons showing variable assignment: Flowcode, C code and two in Assembly code.

There are 2 assembly code versions. The first is a copy of how C code statements are converted to assembly by the compiler (I found this by looking at the generated ".as" file after I did a compile). The second is a simplified version, but note it might not work because of various complications in the compilation process (due to optimisations, etc). The XC8 manual has much more information on this.

c code test.png (20.72 KiB) Viewed 15056 times

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Thank you to everyone who helped me tremendously here