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   On Friday, December 13, 2019 at 3:51:27 PM UTC-5, Computer Nerd Kev wrote:   
   > Given that nobody with specific knowledge of Power C has replied,   
   > I'll at least say that generally C compilers use the stack for   
   > passing values to/from functions. To return a value, you push the   
   > byte/s on inside the assembly part, then the compiler will pop them   
   > out when it's at the helm.   
   >    
   > This implementation is all specific to the compiler though, so you   
   > want to look at the Power C documentation for a real answer including   
   > the specifics of how the stack is used.    
   >    
   Computer Nerd Kev, I thank you for your response.  The manual doesn't give any   
   information on using assembler with C.  I have the information on linking C to   
   Assembler, but it doesn't give any information on returning a value from an   
   Assembler function.     
   :(  I'm looking again in case there's something I missed.   
      
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