Define Macro. Freescale Semiconductor sc100

Below you will find brief information for Assembler SC100. This document provides a comprehensive guide to the SC100 Assembler, which translates hand-written or compiler-generated SC100 assembly language programs into machine language. It covers topics such as expression evaluation, modular programming, macros, and conditional assembly.

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Key features

Expression evaluation
Modular programming using sections
Macros with variable arguments
Conditional assembly
Generates ELF object files
Supports SC100 generation of DSP cores
Compiler-friendly architecture
Code optimization
High performance
Compact code density

Frequently asked questions

The SC100 Assembler translates handwritten or compiler-generated SC100 assembly language programs into machine language, creating ELF object files.

The SC100 Assembler supports expression evaluation, modular programming using sections, macros with variable arguments, and conditional assembly.

The SC100 Assembler is compiler-friendly and generates exceptionally compact code, allowing you to achieve code density and high performance comparable to hand-coded assembly programs.

To start the assembler, use the command: asmsc100 [option ...] file ... where option is one or more of the options listed in the document, and file is one or more assembly source files.

The SC100 Assembler outputs ELF object files, which can be further processed by the linker to create an executable program.