9.2 Method for Mutual Referencing of External Names between Compiler and Assembler

This section describes mutual referencing between the compiler and assembler.

External names which have been declared in a C/C++ program can be referenced and updated in both directions between the C/C++ program and an assembly-language program. The compiler treats the following items as external names.

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Global variables which are not declared as static storage classes (C/C++ programs)

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Variable names declared as extern storage classes (C/C++ programs)

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Function names not specified as static storage classes (C programs)

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Non-member, non-inline function names not specified as static storage classes (C++ programs)

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Non-inline member function names (C++ programs)

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Static data member names (C++ programs)

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