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-save_acc

[Format]

-save_acc

[Default]

When this option is omitted, it does not generate the saved and restored code of the accumulator (ACC,ACC0,ACC1) for interrupt functions.

[Description]

-	This option generates the saved and restored code of the accumulator (ACC,ACC0,ACC1) for interrupt functions.

-	The code for saving and restoring the ACC is generated when RXv1 is selected for ISA1 or the microcomputer type is selected by the CPU2.

-	The code for saving and restoring ACC0 and ACC1 is generated when a value other than RXv1 is selected for ISA*1.

Note

*1) This means a selection by the -isa option or the ISA_RX environment variable.

*2) This means a selection by the -cpu option or the CPU_RX environment variable.

[Remarks]

-	The generated code for saving and restoring is the same code generated when interrupt specification "acc" is selected in #pragma interrupt. For the actual code for saving and restoring, refer to the description of #pragma interrupt in section 4.2.3 #pragma Directive.

-	Since the value of the accumulator is retained even at interrupt occurrence if this option has been specified, a code using DSP instructions, such as the MACLO instruction, may be generated for C/C++ arithmetic expressions.