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Hi All,

I am working on C6446 Davinci EVM. I need to write one of my C FOR loops in linear assemble for
better performance. Evrithing I do gives me wright result except loading data type long.  Whwn
I call my linear assembly function that sends me pointer to array with long data types, inside
assembly function I am not getting write results.

I am using LDH comand, I used LDDW and LDH and result was same. 
When I am using LDH, the first value I read from array is correct, every other value is not
correct.
Does anyone know which command I need to use?

Any advice is welcome.
Thank you all,
Madnan

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> Subject: Load long dayta type
> Posted by: "Moranjkic Adnan" m...@yahoo.com moranjkicadnan
> Date: Mon May 26, 2008 3:18 am ((PDT))
>
> Hi All,
>
> I am working on C6446 Davinci EVM. I need to write one of my C FOR loops in 
> linear assemble for better performance. Evrithing I do gives me wright result 
> except loading data type long.  Whwn I call my linear assembly function that 
> sends me pointer to array with long data types, inside assembly function I am 
> not getting write results.
>
> I am using LDH comand, I used LDDW and LDH and result was same.
> When I am using LDH, the first value I read from array is correct, every 
> other value is not correct.
> Does anyone know which command I need to use?

Hi Adnan,

No doubt, the right instruction to load a long (which is 40 bit size) is the
LDDW. Refer to SPRU732, SPRU187, SPRU186 and finally SPRU198 for the C6000
data type specification, instruction set and programmer's reference.

Rgds,

Andrew

> Any advice is welcome.
> Thank you all,
> Madnan
>

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