Folks,

here's a software reset triggered by a command over GPIB.
Only look at the inline assembler. This routine is part of a
command processor which checks incoming GPIB strings.

The problem is that this is a part of the GPIB interrupt routine
and a RETI must be used if you dont want to "wind up" the
stack each time this command forces a reset.

Simple and working. *g*


//**************
// Command "RSET"
//*******************************************
// Restart System
//*******************************************

if ( strncmp(Befehl, "RSET", 4) == 0 )
{

#pragma asm

; Restart System
;----------------
pop ACC ; remove old return adress from stack
pop ACC
mov A,#0 ; put RESET adress on stack
push ACC
push ACC
reti ; end GPIB interrupt and restart

#pragma endasm
}