GCC (AVR) Assembly: Subtract label address?
Note: I'm not that familiar with AVR assembler, this is just what I could gauge from reading a few webpages. I'm also assuming that your addresses are 16-bit.
Note: I'm not that familiar with AVR assembler, this is just what I could gauge from reading a few webpages. I'm also assuming that your addresses are 16-bit. ; Address you wish to subtract the label from in R16 (low):R17 (high) SUBI R16, LOW(LABEL) SBCI R17, HIGH(LABEL) ; Omit this part if you have.
Subi r16, pm_lo8(LABEL) sbci r17, pm_hi8(LABEL) as answered on avrfreaks: avrfreaks.net/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&fi... reference document: sourceware.org/binutils/docs-2.21/as/AVR....
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