> You will have to come up with a memory layout, and generate a linker config > for it. With a linker config and a working crt0 file, you can start writing C > programs. But keep in mind that 1.5K of RAM is not much, there are C functions > with almost that size (the printf family of functions for example). Yes, I thought so. To make things even worse, the 1.5 KB is not continous, it's 512 byte at $0200 and 1024 byte at $0C00. I've put CODE into the 1024 byte block and the other segments into the 512 byte block. > As for the crt0 file, the best approach would be to have a look at one of the > existing ones, for example that of the c16 (it's a good example because it is > rather small). OK, I'll do that. Thanks. Mats ---------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list send mail to majordomo@musoftware.de with the string "unsubscribe cc65" in the body(!) of the mail.Received on Thu Apr 29 07:37:48 2004
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