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  93     1 tab == 4 spaces!\r
  94 */\r
  95 \r
  96 #if defined( __dsPIC30F__ ) || defined( __dsPIC33F__ )\r
  97 \r
  98         .global _vPortYield\r
  99                 .extern _vTaskSwitchContext\r
 100                 .extern uxCriticalNesting\r
 101 \r
 102 _vPortYield:\r
 103 \r
 104                 PUSH    SR                                              /* Save the SR used by the task.... */\r
 105                 PUSH    W0                                              /* ....then disable interrupts. */\r
 106                 MOV             #32, W0\r
 107                 MOV             W0, SR\r
 108                 PUSH    W1                                              /* Save registers to the stack. */\r
 109                 PUSH.D  W2\r
 110                 PUSH.D  W4\r
 111                 PUSH.D  W6\r
 112                 PUSH.D  W8\r
 113                 PUSH.D  W10\r
 114                 PUSH.D  W12\r
 115                 PUSH    W14\r
 116                 PUSH    RCOUNT\r
 117                 PUSH    TBLPAG\r
 118                 PUSH    ACCAL\r
 119                 PUSH    ACCAH\r
 120                 PUSH    ACCAU\r
 121                 PUSH    ACCBL\r
 122                 PUSH    ACCBH\r
 123                 PUSH    ACCBU\r
 124                 PUSH    DCOUNT\r
 125                 PUSH    DOSTARTL\r
 126                 PUSH    DOSTARTH\r
 127                 PUSH    DOENDL\r
 128                 PUSH    DOENDH\r
 129 \r
 130 \r
 131                 PUSH    CORCON\r
 132                 PUSH    PSVPAG\r
 133                 MOV             _uxCriticalNesting, W0          /* Save the critical nesting counter for the task. */\r
 134                 PUSH    W0\r
 135                 MOV             _pxCurrentTCB, W0                       /* Save the new top of stack into the TCB. */\r
 136                 MOV             W15, [W0]\r
 137 \r
 138                 call    _vTaskSwitchContext\r
 139 \r
 140                 MOV             _pxCurrentTCB, W0                       /* Restore the stack pointer for the task. */\r
 141                 MOV             [W0], W15\r
 142                 POP             W0                                                      /* Restore the critical nesting counter for the task. */\r
 143                 MOV             W0, _uxCriticalNesting\r
 144                 POP             PSVPAG\r
 145                 POP             CORCON\r
 146                 POP             DOENDH\r
 147                 POP             DOENDL\r
 148                 POP             DOSTARTH\r
 149                 POP             DOSTARTL\r
 150                 POP             DCOUNT\r
 151                 POP             ACCBU\r
 152                 POP             ACCBH\r
 153                 POP             ACCBL\r
 154                 POP             ACCAU\r
 155                 POP             ACCAH\r
 156                 POP             ACCAL\r
 157                 POP             TBLPAG\r
 158                 POP             RCOUNT                                          /* Restore the registers from the stack. */\r
 159                 POP             W14\r
 160                 POP.D   W12\r
 161                 POP.D   W10\r
 162                 POP.D   W8\r
 163                 POP.D   W6\r
 164                 POP.D   W4\r
 165                 POP.D   W2\r
 166                 POP.D   W0\r
 167                 POP             SR\r
 168 \r
 169         return\r
 170 \r
 171         .end\r
 172 \r
 173 #endif /* defined( __dsPIC30F__ ) || defined( __dsPIC33F__ ) */\r
 174 \r