Writing AVR inline assembly code in C++ file

[NewbeeAVR]

I wrote a inline assembly code in which port pins 0 to 5 represent PD2 to PD7 and 6 and 7 represent PB0 and PB1 respectively. High(pin) is used to make the respective pin logical HIGH. I referred avr-libc-user-manual.pdf to write the following code. But I went wrong some where.

#include <avr/io.h>
class GPIO{
	private:
	uint8_t ddrx, portx, reg0 = 0, reg1 = 1, reg2 = 0;
	void selectIO(uint8_t);
	void shiftBit(uint8_t);
	void readDDRx();
	void readPORTx();
	void writeDDRx();
	void writePORTx();
	void ORing();
	
	public:
	void High(uint8_t);
	};

int main(void)
{
	GPIO port;
	port.High(0);

	return 0;
}

void GPIO :: selectIO(uint8_t pin){
	if((pin >= 0) && (pin <= 5)){
		ddrx = 0x0A;
		portx = 0x0B;
	}
	else if((pin >= 6) && (pin <= 7)){
		ddrx = 0x04;
		portx = 0x05;
	}
}

//DDRx |= (1 << pin);
//PORTx |= (1 << pin);

void GPIO :: shiftBit(uint8_t pin){                                   //To perform (1 << pin);
	asm volatile("mov %A0, %A1 \n\t"
		          "rjmp down    \n\t"
			  "up:          \n\t"
			  "clc          \n\t"
			  "rol %A2      \n\t"
			  "down:        \n\t"
			  "dec %A0      \n\t"
			  "brpl up      \n\t"
			  : "+r" (reg0), "+r" (pin), "+r" (reg1) : );
}

void GPIO :: readDDRx(){
	asm volatile("in %A3, %A4" : "+r" (reg2) : "I" (ddrx));
}

void GPIO :: writeDDRx(){
	asm volatile("out %A3, %A4" : "+r" (reg2) : "I" (ddrx) );
}

void GPIO :: readPORTx(){
	asm volatile("in %A3, %A5" : "+r" (reg2) : "I" (portx));
}

void GPIO :: writePORTx(){
	asm volatile("out %A3, %A5" : "+r" (reg2) : "I" (portx) );
}

void GPIO :: ORing(){
	asm volatile("or %A3, %A1" : "+r" (reg2) : "r" (reg1) );
}

void GPIO :: High(uint8_t pin){
	selectIO(pin);
	shiftBit(pin);
	readDDRx();
	ORing();                       //reg2 = DDRx | (1 << pin)
	writeDDRx();                //DDRx = reg2
	readPORTx();
	ORing();                      //reg2 = PORTx | (1 << pin)
	writePORTx();              //PORTx = reg2
}

In the inline assembly code
%A0 is reg0
%A1 is pin
%A2 is reg1
%A3 is reg2
%A4 is ddrx
%A5 is portx

I got these errors

 

[andre_luis]

Not clear what exactly you want to achieve on using mixed language coding as such, but you should be aware that there are few things that could be made strictly in ASM language, not with C/C++; if I understood correctly you just want to make a bit shift; consider rewriting the above code in just one language.