SHARING HEADER FILES IN C AND ASSEMBLY

Sometimes it is useful to be able to define named constants that can be used in both C and assembly language.

One method is to have separate header files that define the same symbols: a C include file with #define directives, and an assembler include file with .set or .asg directives.

The procedure shown in this document produces a single, shared header file that defines the symbols once for both C and assembler.

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