"Privilege violation" exception even though sr = 0x2600

[irenee]

The 1st assembler instruction of an interrupt function writen in "C" is "strldsr". My MCF5329 processor generates an "privilege violation" each time this instruction is executed, even though I put the value 0x2600 into the register "sr" (see attachements). With sr = 0x2600 the processor runs in "supervisor mode".

Is there any other cause that can produce a "privilege violation" exception other than being in "user mode" ?

[irenee]

I got some more information about this problem :

The C compiler (CW6.3) generates the assembler instruction STRLDSR #2700 at the begening of an interrupt routine.

If I put the same assembler instruction in an assemby code, I get the message :

"Instruction not legal for curent target processor" , which is MCF5329.

How does it come that the C-compiler generates the STRLDSR instruction and in the same small project, the same instruction is refused in an assembly file ?

[CrasyCat]

Hello

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CrasyCat