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Technical discussions about the TI C6000 DSPs (including the c62x, c64x and c67x DSPs).
CCS - Defining callback for a C library in C++ code - o_suplis - Aug 11 4:03:00 2005
I am writing a C++ application on C6415 using CCS 3.
I use a C library for which I have to provide an interrupt handler
(thus, that function will be called using the C calling convention).
However, this handler interacts with a C++ object and has to be defined
in a C++ file.
Is there a way to inform the compiler/linker to use C calling
convention for a given function ?
Thanks for your help.
O.
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I use a C library for which I have to provide an interrupt handler
(thus, that function will be called using the C calling convention).
However, this handler interacts with a C++ object and has to be defined
in a C++ file.
Is there a way to inform the compiler/linker to use C calling
convention for a given function ?
Thanks for your help.
O.
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