#Pragma

[Dirk Zechling]

Hello out There,

i've got some Problems by moving an example code with #pragma directives to
a new Microcontroller, where the C-Compiler don't know anything about
pragmas.

Code:
#########################################
#define CALL_FROM_ISR #pragma interrupt_level 1

#pragma interrupt_level 1
void AddressingSoccom( WORD Address, BYTE Command )
{...}
#########################################

The Example Code was written on a Microchip pic18f452.

Can anyone help me?

Best regards

Dirk Zechling

[Karl Heinz Buchegger]

Dirk Zechling wrote:

Hello out There,

i've got some Problems by moving an example code with #pragma directives to
a new Microcontroller, where the C-Compiler don't know anything about
pragmas.

Pragma's are always system dependent. You need to ask
the experts dealing with your particular compiler.

--
Karl Heinz Buchegger
kb******@gascad.at

[Andre Kostur]

"Dirk Zechling" <di***********@fh-furtwangen.de> wrote in
news:co***********@fluffy.foo.fh-furtwangen.de:

Hello out There,

i've got some Problems by moving an example code with #pragma
directives to a new Microcontroller, where the C-Compiler don't know
anything about pragmas.

Code:
#########################################
#define CALL_FROM_ISR #pragma interrupt_level 1

#pragma interrupt_level 1
void AddressingSoccom( WORD Address, BYTE Command )
{...}
#########################################

The Example Code was written on a Microchip pic18f452.

Can anyone help me?

Not in comp.lang.c++. #pragma is by definition compiler-specific. You
must ask in whatever newsgroups are specific to your compilers (the old one
to find out what the #pragma does, the new one to find out how to do the
same thing in the new compiler), or if one does not exist, you'll probably
have to contact the compiler vendor directly.