On Thu, 11 Apr 2013 23:22:15 +0200, Bernd Oppolzer wrote: >I just expanded our local startup macro to support >baseless code areas. The standard startup macro especially for >main programs generates lots of instructions, that count for some >600 bytes (for example: error handling, buildung a LE environment etc.). >So I cannot have a base register for data at the beginning >of the program, because there resides this large startup macro.
Sure you can. How much of what is generated by that startup macro has to be before the data area location counter is defined? >And: the LTORG at the end of the program needs addressibility; Of course. LOCTR takes care of that It's not my dog. -- Tom Marchant
