From: Groepaz (groepaz_at_gmx.net)
Date: 2003-01-02 22:46:22
I've been playing a bit with LUnix (ie, hacked the fifo driver for use with
the silversurfer ;=)) and i am wondering whats the deal to compile code for
it..... ofcoz, i know that there is currently no library support whatsoever
(i would hack some basic i/o stuff then), but thats not my problem.... thing
is, i cant even compile an empty main() that does nothing. i created a simple
crt0.s, and also compiled the machine-independent parts of the
(runtime-)library... now when i link all this together i get a "Error:
Unresolved export: `main'". out of curiosity, if i use "-t c64" instead of
"-C lunix.cfg" the error disappears (producing a useless output ofcoz).
any ideas? is that due to not yet finished o65 support or sth? or am i missing
something? :o)
oh and related to that... maybe there should be a skeleton crt0.o and a
machine-independent none.lib... its a bit odd that right now not even the
runtime-library (which is kindof required to use the c-compiler :=P) gets
linked when you compile a program for the "none" target..... i would expect
the compiler to produce a working, plain raw "linear" binary when no specific
memory config (and startup) is given.... well, atleast it shouldnt be
necessary to compile the runtime-lib yourself to compile anything at all :)
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