/*
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*/

        .global _vPortYield
		.extern _vTaskSwitchContext
		.extern uxCriticalNesting

_vPortYield:

		PUSH	SR						/* Save the SR used by the task.... */
		PUSH	W0						/* ....then disable interrupts. */
		MOV		#32, W0
		MOV		W0, SR
		PUSH	W1						/* Save registers to the stack. */
		PUSH.D	W2
		PUSH.D	W4
		PUSH.D	W6
		PUSH.D 	W8
		PUSH.D 	W10
		PUSH.D	W12
		PUSH	W14
		PUSH	RCOUNT
		PUSH	TBLPAG
		PUSH	ACCAL
		PUSH	ACCAH
		PUSH	ACCAU
		PUSH	ACCBL
		PUSH	ACCBH
		PUSH	ACCBU
		PUSH	DCOUNT
		PUSH	DOSTARTL
		PUSH	DOSTARTH
		PUSH	DOENDL
		PUSH	DOENDH
		
																						
		PUSH	CORCON
		PUSH	PSVPAG
		MOV		_uxCriticalNesting, W0		/* Save the critical nesting counter for the task. */
		PUSH	W0
		MOV		_pxCurrentTCB, W0			/* Save the new top of stack into the TCB. */
		MOV		W15, [W0]

		call 	_vTaskSwitchContext

		MOV		_pxCurrentTCB, W0			/* Restore the stack pointer for the task. */
		MOV		[W0], W15
		POP		W0							/* Restore the critical nesting counter for the task. */
		MOV		W0, _uxCriticalNesting
		POP		PSVPAG
		POP		CORCON
		POP		DOENDH
		POP		DOENDL
		POP		DOSTARTH
		POP		DOSTARTL
		POP		DCOUNT
		POP		ACCBU
		POP		ACCBH
		POP		ACCBL
		POP		ACCAU
		POP		ACCAH
		POP		ACCAL
		POP		TBLPAG
		POP		RCOUNT						/* Restore the registers from the stack. */
		POP		W14
		POP.D	W12
		POP.D	W10
		POP.D	W8
		POP.D	W6
		POP.D	W4
		POP.D	W2
		POP.D	W0
		POP		SR

        return

        .end