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#define in assembler file

To: "crossgcc at sources dot redhat dot com" <crossgcc at sources dot redhat dot com>
Subject: #define in assembler file
From: Robert Floyd <robert dot floyd at inet dot com>
Date: Mon, 23 Oct 2000 17:08:06 -0500

I am attempting to create an object file from my sh-hms-gcc
crosscompiler with an example *.s file that I have. But I noticed the
following when I type the line below:

./sh-hms-gcc -o initsh.o initsh.s

/var/tmp/ccaJD08h.o(.text+0x20):InitSh.S: undefined reference to 'WCR1'


This is only one of many. When I look at my initsh.s example file for
the lines concerning WCR1 I find the following:

#define WCR1	0x05FFFFA2

...and further down...

	.long	WCR1

I noticed however there is no problems with the use of the two byte word
such as:

#define INIT_WCR1	0x05FD

....further down...

	.word INIT_WCR1

Why am I having these errors with the long words?  Thanks for your help.

Robert F.

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