The GNU version implements:
#define portENTER_SWITCHING_ISR()
#define portEXIT_SWITCHING_ISR( SwitchRequired )

What are the IAR equivalents for these?

Thanks,
Joel

I have some thick blinders on at the moment, please disregard the above.

Is there a benefit code/speed wise in how the IAR ports are implemented over the GCC?

For example the use of intrinsics.

Has someone done any cycle measurements between the two?

I like the generic implementation of the GCC port, I would just like to be sure I'm not giving myself a performance hit.


Thanks,
Joel

Are the two not nearly the same? The GCC version is slightly different as interrupt routines are defined completely within C files, and therefore the context is saved/restored in the macro. The IAR inline assembler is not as powerful and requires an asm wrapper to save and restore the context.

Regards.

I'm tasked to merge the two (GCC/IAR) into a single port. Just looking for insight beyond the obvious.

Joel