> No, it is interpreted code not compiled.
Huh. You mean you can't assemble a bit of code to machine code, have
the OOPic loader load that into a code block in RAM, and then jump or
jump subroutine to it? That has been a mainstay of interpreted systems
for a long time. (Back to the beginnings of time with the early basic
interpreters and early uPs even.) We would do that when we needed to
optimize some bit of code in a loop.
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> DLC
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> mora_sutha wrote:
>> Hello,
>> I want to know whether it is possible to insert some assembly code in
>> ooPIC compiler pls.
>>
>> Sudarsan
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>>
>> Yahoo! Groups Links
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