Hi! On Thu, Jan 27, 2011 at 03:42:48PM +0100, Oliver Schmidt wrote: > Here you go: Ok, here is the same information ordered by priority: ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Constructors: 30 initcurunit cbm 27 initmouse atari 26 detect atari 25 initmainargs atari 25 initstkchk runtime 24 __getdefdev atari 24 initheap common 24 initmainargs atmos, c16, c128, c64, cbm510, cbm610, geos, lynx, pet, plus4, vic20 19 initdostype apple2 18 initmainargs apple2 17 raisefilelevel apple2 16 initconio apple2 7 initsystime c128, c64 7 cwd_init common 7 env_init common 7 initcgetc atmos, c128 7 initkbd c16, plus4 7 initstdin cbm 7 initstdout cbm 7 initostype apple2 7 initprompt apple2 7 initreboot apple2 7 initiobuf apple2 7 initscrsize geos 7 conioinit nes Destructors: 17 closeallfiles apple2, atari, cbm 7 _reset_brk apple2, atari, c16, c128, c64, pet, vic20 7 donecgetc c128 7 donekbd c16, plus4 7 setsyscursor cbm610 5 doatexit common ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7 is the default priority, which explains why there are so many routines with this priority. The constructor with priority 27 for the Atari (initmouse) will get removed in the next days by me. It is part of an ancient mouse module with static linkage. It cannot be used anyway, since the necessary header files are missing. If anybody is interested in mouse support for the Atari, please consider converting this module into a loadable driver. Regarding the destructors: Having priorities 17 and 5 exchanged should do the job. For the constructors, it seems that they accumulate at the high priorities. I can't see any necessary adjustments. Maybe removing explicit priorities where possible. For the nes, I will rename conioinit to initconio. Anything else? Regards Uz -- Ullrich von Bassewitz uz@musoftware.de ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 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 Jan 27 22:11:13 2011
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