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Discussion Groups | TMS320C55x | ARn vs. XARn addressing

Technical discussions about the TI C55x DSPs (including the c5501, c5502, c5503, c5507, c5509, c5510 and OMAP5910).

  

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ARn vs. XARn addressing - Christian Narvaez - May 8 8:04:17 2007



Hello:
I am starting to work with assembly for the c5000 (5009).
I am working on 2 buffers in the following way:
.....
RPT CSR
MACM *AR0+, *AR1+, AC0
.....

The addresses are passed as C function parameters with AR0 and AR1.
The problem is that the buffers that I am pointing with AR0 and AR1 are 
in an external SDRAM (addresses are longer than 16 bit), so the MAC wont 
work.
I understand that I can address such a buffer with XAR0 and XAR1, but 
how can I do that with teh MAC instruction??

Thanks for the help.

Christian



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