Intel i960 - Page 10

i960 Processor Compiler User's Guide
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longjmp and Volatile Data..............................................12-7
Incorrect debug information generated for arrays with
unspecified bounds........................................................12-7
C Version Incompatibilities.................................................12-8
String Constants Read-only...........................................12-8
No Macro Argument Substitution in Strings...................12-8
External Variables and Functions in Blocks...................12-8
Combining long with typedef Names .............................12-9
Using typedef Names in Function Parameters ..............12-9
Whitespace in Compound Assignment Operators.........12-9
Flagging Unterminated Character Constants.................12-10
Disguised varargs or stdarg Routines............................12-10
Troubleshooting .................................................................12-10
Undefined References...................................................12-10
C Interrupt Service Routine Failures..............................12-11
Preventing Structure Padding........................................12-12
Breakpoints Inside Interrupt Handlers ...........................12-15
Chapter 13 Messages
Messages on the Standard Error Device.......................13-2
Messages in the Listing File ..........................................13-3
Index
Figures
7-1 Natural Alignment......................................................7-8
7-2 User-constrained Alignment ......................................7-9
7-3 Optimal Natural Alignment of std_struct ....................7-12
7-4 Backward-compatible Natural Alignment of
std_struct...................................................................7-13
7-5 #pragma noalign Alignment of std_struct ..................7-13
7-6 #pragma align Alignment of std_struct ......................7-14
9-1 Memory for Hypothetical Position-independent
Application.................................................................9-4
11-1 Superblock Formation Process..................................11-21