Hi, How can I read condition code register in C? I use STM8S standard peripheral library Best regards Nikolay

[Nikolay]

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[Peter BENSCH]

Simply search the SPL for ITC_GetCPUCC or the define CPU_CC_I1I0, which accesses the CCR at 0x28 at the end.

Regards

/Peter

[WilkoL]

Why do you want to read it? In assembly it is useful but I can't think of any use in C.

[Nikolay]

Hey Peter,

I know this address. I mean, how should I read from it?

[WilkoL]

uint8_t condition_code_register;
 
condition_code_register = ITC_GetCPUCC();

[Nikolay]

Hi Wilkol,

I'm translating one Assembly app (some other IC) to C (STM8S) and it's not a very easy task.

[Peter BENSCH]

Regardless of the challenging task of transferring assembler code from another MCU to C code on the STM8, everything is already included in the function ITC_GetCPUCC mentioned above:

uint8_t ITC_GetCPUCC(void)
{
#ifdef _COSMIC_
 _asm("push cc");
 _asm("pop a");
 return; /* Ignore compiler warning, the returned value is in A register */
#elif defined _RAISONANCE_ /* _RAISONANCE_ */
 return _getCC_();
#else /* _IAR_ */
 asm("push cc");
 asm("pop a"); /* Ignore compiler warning, the returned value is in A register */
#endif /* _COSMIC_*/
}

In fact it is done using pushing CCR to the stack and pop it back to the accumulator.

But as @Community member​ already wrote: it is questionable whether it actually makes sense to read the CCR in C directly, since all bits can also be processed in other ways, e.g. by conditional commands.

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Good luck!

/Peter

[Nikolay]

Peter, thanks for the comprehensive answer. I'll check it tomorrow

Best regards

Nikolay