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callt function (#pragma callt)
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This notifies the compiler of a callt function.
[Function]
- | A function specified with #pragma callt is called by the callt instruction.
The callt instruction enables a function whose "start address of function definition" is stored in the area (0x80 to 0xBF) called as the callt instruction table to be called by a shorter code than a direct function call. |
- | The callt function is called by the callt instruction using a label name with "@_" added to the beginning of the function name.
When the callt function is called at the end of a function, the callt instruction is not used to make the call in some cases. |
- | The called function is handled as a normal function in the C source program. |
- | The specification becomes __near, and address reference always returns a near pointer. |
- | The callt function is allocated to a section with the relocation attribute TEXT. |
- | The callt instruction table is allocated to the .callt0 section. |
- | #pragma callt handles even a variable to which the __far keyword is added as if __near was specified without a warning being output. |
- | When #pragma callt, #pragma near, or #pragma far was specified together for the same function, the #pragma directives become valid in the priority order of #pragma callt > #pragma near > #pragma far. |
[Effect]
- | The size of the object code becomes smaller because the function is called by a 2-byte call instruction. |
[Usage]
- | Declare #pragma callt before the first declaration of a function. |
#pragma callt [(]function-name[,...][)]
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[Restrictions]
- | If there are multiple declarations for the same variable and #pragma callt is written at the location where the second or subsequent declaration takes effect, correct operation is not guaranteed. #pragma callt should be written before the declaration. |
- | If a #pragma directive other than #pragma near or #pragma far is specified for the same function, a compilation error will occur. |
- | If __inline and __callt are specified in the declaration of a target function of this #pragma directive, a compilation error will occur. |
[Example]
#pragma callt callt_func1
extern void callt_func1(void);
void func1(void)
{
callt_func1();
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}
#pragma callt callt_func2
extern void __far callt_func2(void); // Becomes __near without a warning
// due to the effect of #pragma callt
void func2(void)
{
callt_func2();
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}
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[Remark]
- | Difference between the __callt keyword and #pragma callt |
- | The __callt keyword cannot be used together with the __far keyword, and a compilation error will occur if used so. |
- | #pragma callt handles even a function to which the __far keyword is added as if __callt was specified without a warning being output. |