From: Christian Krüger (christian.krueger_at_pace.de)
Date: 2002-05-14 11:13:23
Hi, >This would be just another port, so if you're willing to write the necessary >libraries, it is no problem to add them to the distribution (but please read >the the paragraph about the patch policy on the web page). I'll try. Because I'm interested in developing also commercial programms for the Lynx, I have no problem supporting the patch policy. I noticed (maling list archive) that there was a tiff... ;-) >As far as I know, the Lynx is a game console, so probably many of the >standard files cannot be used, which would make the port rather simple. Correct, so am I. >Regardless of that, I would prefer that the libraries are portable >were possible. If one of the existing libraries cannot be ported >it's not a problem. But if it can be ported, I would prefer a ported >version over some other library that does the same thing a different >way. If it is usefull, I'll do. >65C02 support in the assembler is actually 65SC02 support. So why not pointing this fact out by renaming the -cpu switch to '65SC02'? It's a little bit confusing for newbies and the further development when have to know that the 65C02 switch is / should be 65SC02 compatible... If the assembler supports BBR/BBS/RMB/SMB you need the 65SC02 switch anyway... >Writing the linker config and C startup files would be the first steps >to add support for the Lynx. You may want to have a look at the existing >files for some other platform (I would suggest the Plus/4, since it is >complete but still simple compared to some other machines [C64, Atari]). Thank you for the hints. I'll get busy next weekend... One more thing: How can I manipulate the linker to build a program header which tooks the startaddress, length of the program into account? (Or how I have to build the startupcode, so that the linker can put these infos into the header?) Regards chrisker ---------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list send mail to majordomo_at_musoftware.de with the string "unsubscribe cc65" in the body(!) of the mail.
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