| ??? 12/22/01 16:57 Read: times |
#17986 - RE: case statement using assy |
hi.
1st, excuse me for poor english. if the range of values lies together ya can use a function table, same as bellow: ;assume A has the value between 0..127 CLR C RLC A MOV DPTR,#TABLE JMP @A+DPTR TABLE: AJMP case_000 AJMP case_001 AJMP case_002 ... AJMP case_127 you can insert some dummy entries only for default case. this is the method which most compilers generates code for switch() statements. but at the other hand if values are more different and complex ya can simple search a table pointed to by DPTR and if found an entry, use JMP @A+DPTR to jump to that entry. this code is simple, but execution speed depends on value of initial expression. but in first choice, all of execution times are same. I hope it can help ya. reza. |
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| RE: case statement using assy - spencer | 01/01/70 00:00 | |
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