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On Sat, 9 Jan 2016 22:47:23 -0800, Craig Carmichael wrote:
>In summer 2013 I found a web page full of what I remember as being
>dozens of MSP430 assembly source code files, probably all open
>source.
I'd normally rely on Onestone to provide you with the better
link here. He uses assembly coding a lot.
However, it's possible that the site you are thinking about
has either moved or has been removed.
When the MSP430 was first fielded, there would naturally be
more interest in assembly since the C compilers were still
being developed and didn't offer a similar wide array of
options that they did, later on. Today, too few do any
project entirely in assembly (I still do, sometimes; but most
projects I do [regardless of processor, actually] are a
mixture of C and assembly.) Times change, both broadly
speaking as well as within the maturity cycles of specific
processors/families.
>I believe it was on a TI page. I downloaded and used the
>16x16->32 bit multiply and 32/16 bit divide routines,
I've posted up several different division routines, both
integer and floating point and for various size words, which
are free for anyone to use and are amongst the faster such
routines you should find (at least, for earlier MSP430
incarnations.) They come in loop and unrolled loop versions.
But it sounds as though you may be looking for other things
right now. Still, if you want that too, I can send them
along. But they are for the IAR assembler tool (though I've
adapted such code for ImageCraft's tools, too.)
>and I thought I
>had carefully bookmarked this very special page. Now I can't find the
>bookmark, or the page in hours of searching. Anybody know where it
>is, or have any other ideas for web pages of sample code in Asm?
Whose assembler are you planning to use? It matters some.
(Not that I have a horde of web sites to recommend. But
anyone offering you web pages of sample source code in
assembler may want to know which assembler you plan to use.
It helps to know before offering something useful.)
What are your goals here? Learning assembly, generally?
Learning to use some specific assembler? Learning to
integrate assembly code with C code? What IDE, as well?
Jon
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