This project aim to support the Nuvoton N76E003 microcontroller in Linux/Windows (Cygwin)
using SDCC.

NOTE: This issue occurs only in sdcc versions 3.8 and below.

When sdcc compiles the instruction "=|" (bitwise inclusive OR and assignment)
it uses 3 instructions, and for some protected SFR's only 4 cycles could take
place after the TA protection unlock is called.

Example:

Keil C51 code:
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mov	TA, #0xAA				; TA = 0xAA  
mov	TA, #0x55				; TA = 0x55 {'U'}  
orl	SFRS, #0x01		  	; SFRS |= 0x01  

SDCC non corrected code:
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mov	TA, #0xAA			   ; TA = 0xAA  
mov	TA, #0x55			   ; TA = 0x55 {'U'}  
mov	R6, SFRS				; R6 = SFRS  
orl	0x06, #0x01			 ; 0x06 |= 0x01  
mov	SFRS, R6				; SFRS = R6  

Use a peep.def file containing:

replace {
  mov  %1,%2
  orl  a%1,%3
  mov  %2,%1
} by {
  orl  %2,%3
}

Make a modified SFR_Macro.h replacing all "|=" statments

Example:

Replace this:  #define  set_SMOD    PCON |= SET_BIT7; // Original
By this:             #define  set_SMOD   _asm_ ("orl _PCON,#0x80");  // SDCC compatible

Nuvoton (strongly) recommends disable POR at startup. See section 24.1 of
the datasheet for more information. That could be done using the
"_sdcc_external_startup" function as shown below.

unsigned char _sdcc_external_startup (void)  
{  
    __asm  
    mov	0xC7, #0xAA  
    mov	0xC7, #0x55  
    mov	0xFD, #0x5A  
    mov	0xC7, #0xAA  
    mov	0xC7, #0x55  
    mov	0xFD, #0xA5  
    __endasm;  
    return 0;  
}