Conditional branch statements in inline assembler that support C/C++.It doesnot take
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Writing inline assembler requires you to understand your compiler and the chip sets that you want to run on. Look for documentation related to your compiler to find out what keyword to use to indicate a section of assembly code.
I would suggest that you use the Kinetis website to search their questions regarding your question (http://www.nxp.com/support/nxp-communities:COMMUNITIES )
Some (most) modern C compilers do not support inline assembler unless specific command line arguments and switches are supplied when running the command to compile code via that compiler. Some compilers will not support this at all, while some (specifically those for embedded programming and the GNU C compiler) can compile code that includes inline assembler blocks. As Mr. Gibbs stated, this depends on the compiler and the architecture of the chip for which you wish to compile the code. There are some compilers that can perform smart translation of your assembly code (for example, you write code using instructions from the IA-64 instruction set and the compiler will attempt to best translate it to ARM for example - no one recommends using this feature without manually checking the generated object code).
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